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Donnalyn Xu

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Chang’e Speaks To the Moon

"Perhaps history is what lives in the bones, what names a body unfamiliar."

April 26, 2020 Donnalyn Xu
Opinion //

“Do my tits bother you?”

On the naked dress and the sexualisation of wom*n's bodies

November 27, 2019 Donnalyn Xu
Analysis // Art

The revival of still life

Explore the nuances of this humble art form

October 21, 2019 Donnalyn Xu
An ampersand with nipples stands in a puddle in front of a moon
Analysis // Language

Ode to the Ampersand

Paying tribute to an overlooked symbol

August 23, 2019 Donnalyn Xu
Creative // ACAR Honi

The Dressing Room

A poem about exploring your roots

May 8, 2019 Donnalyn Xu
A napkin with a kiss on it, a purple dress, a jar of honey, and a pair of hands are scattered on a peach-coloured background.
Creative // Poetry

After summer

A poem on the transience of summer

March 14, 2019 Donnalyn Xu

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