Peter Hujar’s Day
3 Quarks Daily • 2/26/2026
Summary
Peter Hujar narrated a day in his life on December 18, 1974, asking if it was boring. Linda Rosenkrantz, a writer and his friend, responded that it was not boring to her. This interaction is featured in Ira Sachs’s new film.
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