Relevant Posture Magazine

Renée Bever is a black, queer and fat abstract artist living in Los Angeles. Originally from the midwest, Renee moved to LA shortly after completing grad school in Boston. Renee cohosts a podcast for Blumhouse called Attack of the Queerwolf where she and her cohosts analyze horror movies through a queer lens. She is currently working on a set of ten large abstract landscapes to premier at a solo show this July. 
 
 You can see Renée's work on Instagram at @gaudylosangeles and @blakkcupcake

Clarity Haynes is a New York-based painter whose work explores the torso as a site for portraiture, revealing themes of healing, trauma and self-determination. Her work can be seen in “The Outwin: American Portraiture Today”,  a traveling exhibition originating at the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery. Clarity’s work has been exhibited at Invisible-Exports Gallery and The Leslie Lohman Museum of Lesbian and Gay Art, among others. She is the co-host of Magic Praxis, a studio art talks podcast.
Note: This Interview with Clarity took place a year ago. 
To see Clarity’s paintings, check out her website clarityhaynes.com. Follow her on Instagram @thelesbiangaze

Shawné Michaelain Holloway is a new media artist using sound, video, and performance to shape the rhetorics of technology and sexuality into tools for exposing structures of power. She has spoken and exhibited work internationally in spaces like The New Museum (NYC, NY), Sorbus Galleria (Helsinki, Fi), The Kitchen (NYC, NY) Institute of Contemporary Arts (London, UK), Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago (Chicago, IL). Currently, Holloway teaches in the New Arts Journalism department at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
On this episode, Shawné discusses using new media technologies and BDSM imagery to discuss power and submission. 
To see Shawné’s work, check out her website. Follow her on Instagram @cleogirl2525.
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Macy Rodman is a Brooklyn-based experimental singer-songwriter. Her 2016 EP Help, explored the idea of the trans girl as a pop star. Her debut album  The Lake was released in 2017. Macy is perhaps best known for her music videos, which have been described by Vogue as “vibrant and campy.”
On this episode, Annie and Macy discuss making danceable music that creates a sense of dread. 
You can find Macy’s music on Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube. Follow her on Instagram @macyrodman.
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Rindon Johnson is a multidisciplinary artist and writer. His sculptures, videos and performances have been shared at Human Resources, Los Angeles; MoMA PS1; Artists Space and National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne - among others. Rindon is the author of "Nobody Sleeps Better Than White People" from Inpatient Press, the virtual reality book, "Meet in the Corner" from Publishing-House.Me and "Shade the King" from Capricious.
On this episode, Annie and Rindon discuss his recent sculptural and VR work, representing the discomfort in intimacy, and being a queer parent. 
To see Rindon’s work, check out his website. Follow him on Instagram @rindonjohnson.
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Lindsay Dye is a 29 year old artist of Puerto Rican descent from Weston, Florida. She holds an MFA in Photography and Sculpture from the Pratt Institute.She is most known on social media for her Cake Sitting Performances, which are sugary, colorful displays of sexuality and humor. Recently, a profile of her career as sex worker artist appeared in Playboy. 
To see Lindsay’s work, check out her website. Follow her on Instagram @dyelindsay and find info on upcoming live cakesittings.
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