The inarguable impact of AIDS on American culture has, as Katz notes, nevertheless been stigmatized and repressed, just like the artists who sought to record the loss, anger, and intimacy of the crisis itself.
The Serpentine is a good venue for her art, with its disconcerting mix of intimacy, anger and celebration.
Another family resource for responding to chronic illness is the family's expression and management of emotion including conflict resolution, intimacy, anger, loss [ 5, 16- 18].
"There's a real intimacy in anger," she said.
Here are scenes from six decades of intimacy and anger.
In the Glass household, intimacy and anger mingle.
She is the editor of The Riot Grrrl Collection, which Sheila Heti called "alive with intimacy, passion, anger, and fun". She lives in New York.
Or more likely, for a man who has made a career out of writing about domestic relationships and emotional anxiety, he will seek out the intimacy and anger sparked off by delays and sleeping on floors.
In some marriages, a breakdown in the sexual relationship may be an indicator of deeper problems in the relationship such as lack of trust, intimacy, resentment, anger.
One person may be able to "power through" their past trauma, although, honestly, this trauma often comes up in other ways for these people, like addiction (including workaholism), fear of intimacy, and anger issues.
