Daniella Sanader
@desanader.bsky.social
writer and reader, art historian (ish), toronto 🍉
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Daniella Sanader
@desanader.bsky.social
· Jan 24
maybe my bluesky identity is just: Weird Stuff in My Hands
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Palestine All the Time—a 24-hour program at Gallery TPW that brings together Palestinian artists, writers, filmmakers, scholars, and activists. In-person and live streamed continuous programming. Info here > bit.ly/4nEERKC
Palestine All the Time—a 24-hour program at Gallery TPW that brings together Palestinian artists, writers, filmmakers, scholars, and activists. In-person and live streamed continuous programming. Info here > bit.ly/4nEERKC
July 11, 2025 at 12:36 PM
Save the date!
Palestine All the Time—a 24-hour program at Gallery TPW that brings together Palestinian artists, writers, filmmakers, scholars, and activists. In-person and live streamed continuous programming. Info here > bit.ly/4nEERKC
Palestine All the Time—a 24-hour program at Gallery TPW that brings together Palestinian artists, writers, filmmakers, scholars, and activists. In-person and live streamed continuous programming. Info here > bit.ly/4nEERKC
from the 1971 journals of Rosemary Mayer
July 7, 2025 at 4:31 PM
from the 1971 journals of Rosemary Mayer
May 27, 2025 at 1:38 PM
Reposted by Daniella Sanader
“All of my favourite artists are people who think about everything — there's no aspect of expression and the way that it could be received that isn't considered. jes was one of those 'everything' artists.”
🙏 to Chris Hampton for commissioning this text about jes sachse:
www.cbc.ca/arts/remembe...
🙏 to Chris Hampton for commissioning this text about jes sachse:
www.cbc.ca/arts/remembe...
Remembering jes sachse: disability activist, artist and maker of good trouble | CBC Arts
Friend and collaborator Gabrielle Moser reflects on the late Toronto artist who approached life and work with 'radical freedom.' They died earlier this month at the age of 40.
www.cbc.ca
May 24, 2025 at 7:25 AM
“All of my favourite artists are people who think about everything — there's no aspect of expression and the way that it could be received that isn't considered. jes was one of those 'everything' artists.”
🙏 to Chris Hampton for commissioning this text about jes sachse:
www.cbc.ca/arts/remembe...
🙏 to Chris Hampton for commissioning this text about jes sachse:
www.cbc.ca/arts/remembe...
my summer plans? well I just purchased a pair of crocs
May 27, 2025 at 1:31 PM
my summer plans? well I just purchased a pair of crocs
I just reviewed Magali Duzant’s book “La vie is like that” for the Brooklyn Rail’s Art Books column— on gaining and losing language, memory, grief, and meandering research rabbit holes 🐇
brooklynrail.org/2025/02/art_...
brooklynrail.org/2025/02/art_...
Magali Duzant’s La vie is like that | The Brooklyn Rail
Structured like an alphabet primer, this book reflects on the artist’s father’s dementia diagnosis and subsequent vocabulary loss in tandem with her own efforts to learn a new language. From their dif...
brooklynrail.org
January 30, 2025 at 2:14 AM
I just reviewed Magali Duzant’s book “La vie is like that” for the Brooklyn Rail’s Art Books column— on gaining and losing language, memory, grief, and meandering research rabbit holes 🐇
brooklynrail.org/2025/02/art_...
brooklynrail.org/2025/02/art_...
Ready to spend the evening with this lightly cursed copy of ferrante book 2 I found on the street
January 24, 2025 at 1:33 AM
Ready to spend the evening with this lightly cursed copy of ferrante book 2 I found on the street
maybe just mundane selfies (hi)
January 22, 2025 at 5:12 PM
maybe just mundane selfies (hi)
ooof still not entirely sure what I’m doing here
January 22, 2025 at 2:11 PM
ooof still not entirely sure what I’m doing here
I have some writing in the latest issue of @publicjournal.bsky.social— a short review of Alexis Kyle Mitchell’s recent film The Treasury of Human Inheritance. I still think about this work constantly—
January 22, 2025 at 2:08 PM
I have some writing in the latest issue of @publicjournal.bsky.social— a short review of Alexis Kyle Mitchell’s recent film The Treasury of Human Inheritance. I still think about this work constantly—
