“Post/doc” Launch: Intervals

Re’al Christian is a writer, critic, editor, and art historian based in Queens, NY. Her work has appeared in BOMB Magazine, Brooklyn Rail, Art in America, Artforum, and ART PAPERS, where she is a contributing editor. She has written catalogue and exhibitions texts for CUE Art Foundation, the Hunter College Art Galleries, Prospect New Orleans, Sikkema Jenkins & Co., the Studio Museum in Harlem, and Performa, as well as anthologies including Track Changes: A Handbook for Art Criticism.

JJJJJerome Ellis (any pronoun) is a disabled Grenadian-Jamaican-American artist, surfer, and person who stutters. JJJJJerome has the great privilege of being married to poet-ecologist Luísa Black Ellis. They live in a monastery on a creek in traditional Nansemond and Chesepioc territory, aka Norfolk, VA. JJJJJerome dreams of building a sonic bath house!

Diana SeoHyung is a New York based writer and translator. Her writing has appeared in Art in America, The Brooklyn Rail, and others. She is an immigrant, born in Seoul, South Korea, raised in Queens, New York, and is the mother of a child called Mark.

Sky Goodden is the founding publisher of Momus, an online platform for art writing and criticism; and co-host of Momus: The Podcast. Goodden has published in numerous catalogues, art books, and publications including Momus, Frieze, Art in America, C Magazine, and Art21, among others. She is based in Montreal.

Lauren Wetmore is a Canadian writer, editor, and curator based in Brussels. She has directed Momus Programs since 2020, and has been cohost and producer of Momus: The Podcast since 2017. Wetmore is on the Board of Directors of rekto:verso magazine and coeditor of The Employee, with Joshua Schwebel (Art Metropole, 2025). She has written for catalogs from Mousse Publishing and Sternberg Press and has published in frieze, MadaMasr, Spike Arts Quarterly, and C Magazine, among other publications. Wetmore has held positions at Mudam Luxembourg, the Carnegie Museum of Art, Frieze Projects London, Mophradat, Barbican Art Gallery, and the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity, and she has curated independent projects for the Kunstenfestivaldesarts and Hangar Barcelona.