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352 FALL 2025 PSYCHIC WHIPLASHPsychic Whiplash, the title of Flash Art fall issue, describes the fractured, disorienting feeling of hyper awareness the sense of a self splintered under invisible scrutiny. That heightened perception, marked by anxiety, fear, and paranoia, reverberates through the pages of this issue. Psychic Whiplash brings together contemporary art practices that address, embody, or push back against these emotional undercurrents, offering reflections on the

and I believe it’s beautiful

Kaare Ruud by Line Ulekleiv documented by Avventuroso ◯ The tiniest event can tear a hole

the oral practice of Ian Wilson

In Pursuit of the Masquerade

Storytelling structures include object-oriented narrative

“As Wang moves in and out of alignment with a fixed and oversimple image of Asian culture and subjects

Not only an accomplished painter but also an incisive theorist

meaning and meaninglessness

A piece from the Flash Art archives is also reproduced in this issue: Thomas Lawson addresses “the return of narrative art” in 1979: “art pretending to know nothing about art

They Look like Shoulder Pads

It’s a way of reacting to a world in which everything is turned into a productive industry

to communicate raw emotion

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