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A look at artistic representations of Toussaint Louverture and the Haitian Revolution through the ages – Sudhir Hazareesingh
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- Just Watching – Bookforum Magazine
I FIRST SHARED a TikTok video in my Instagram story on April 20, 2020, right around the time I ran out of tolerable TV series to binge and an inability to read anything other than tweets set in It took me a while to realize I could download it, the video I mean—a Belgian man’s inexplicably menacing take on the “turn around” portion of Bonnie Tyler’s “Total Eclipse of the Heart
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- The Great Trap for All Americans – Bookforum Magazine
– Maya Jasanoff One hundred and fifty years after the Thirteenth Amendment abolished slavery in the United States, the nation’s first black president paid tribute to “a century and a half of freedom—not simply for former slaves, but for all of us ” It sounds innocuous enough till you start listening to the very different kinds of political rhetoric around us SHARE
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The online edition of Bookforum Magazine Syllabi November 12, 2015 Looking through the notebook of an artist or writer is a revelatory experience: To enter their laboratory, where they are free of the weight of expectation, is to witness the unpredictable process in which ideas, materials, forms are first conceived and tested, discarded or developed Notebooks are mysteriously alive—thought
- Coal Mountain Elementary by Mark Nowak, with photographs by Ian Teh and . . .
To call Mark Nowak’s haunting new book a collection of poetry would be a bit of a misnomer It would also be misleading to say Nowak is its author The poems in Coal Mountain Elementary comprise three strands of found text; Nowak has selected and braided them, achieving an arresting effect This is a book that exposes the darkest reaches of the global coal industry by using the industry’s
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