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Cerith Wyn Evans: Part II

II. The Seated Queen Cerith Wyn Evans on the slippages between poetics and politics.   Installation view of the exhibition “Bubble Peddler” at Kunsthaus Graz, 2007. Photo Lackner, © the artist, courtesy Kunsthaus Graz, Austria.   ART iT: We were just speakingView More >

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No. 18

FREEDOM ON EARTH: METABOLISM, FAVELA, YANGJIANG GROUP A letter from Hou Hanru to Hans Ulrich Obrist   The Yangjiang Group headquarters. © the artists.   Dear HUO, I enjoyed very much reading your comments on Metabolism, and especially Damisch’s AView More >

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WRITER’S BLOCK

Issue 5: LITERATURE If literature is the art of the written word, it is also the art of reading. Whatever the intentions of their authors, books ranging from novels to memoirs, critical texts, political and philosophical treatises and even religiousView More >

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Naoya Hatakeyama: Part I

A Subjective History of Photography Before and After Literature By Andrew Maerkle Although they rarely feature people, the photographs of Naoya Hatakeyama often evoke the grand narrative of humanity’s interaction with the environment. Like monuments once forgotten and then rediscovered,View More >

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Cerith Wyn Evans: Part I

Hic et Nunc; or, The Delirium Beyond Translation By Andrew Maerkle Working effortlessly between canonical, alternative and esoteric sources, Cerith Wyn Evans draws upon a broad knowledge of literature, linguistics and even astrophysics in his conceptual art practice. At timesView More >

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