Alicia Eler, Hyperallergic Staff Writer <3

by | May 31, 2013 | Hyperallergic

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I’m super excited to announce that I’ve joined Hyperallergic as a Staff Writer! It’s a pleasure to work alongside editors Hrag Vartanian, Jillian Steinhauer and Mostafa Heddaya at the NYC-based artblogazine.

Alicia Eler, Staff Writer

Alicia Eler is a writer and art critic whose projects focus on American pop and consumer culture, the invention of childhood, and queer histories. Her recent reviews investigate anthropomorphism. In addition to her work for Hyperallergic, Eler is a contributing critic for Artforum.com and RAW Vision Magazine. You can follow her adventures on Twitter at @aliciaeler.

 

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