El-Ariss’s excavation of his past immerses readers in his youth in war-torn Beirut and his subsequent journey across the world.
Survival and Remembrance in Wartime Beirut Read More »
El-Ariss’s excavation of his past immerses readers in his youth in war-torn Beirut and his subsequent journey across the world.
If you only looked at the ways the University of Michigan and the press covered the encampments on the Diag, you would probably think of them as fortresses, rigidly divided from the campus community, both physically and politically. That was the justification for campus police attacking protestors and destroying the site on the morning of
A Community Can Look Pretty Dangerous While It’s Redefining What’s Possible Read More »
If you only looked at the ways the University of Michigan and the press covered the encampments on the Diag, you would probably think of them as fortresses, rigidly divided from the campus community, both physically and politically. That was the justification for campus police attacking protestors and destroying the site on the morning of
When I learned that Airea’s new collection Bread and Circus was forthcoming, I immediately reached out and asked for the opportunity to discuss what I knew would be a masterful work. She said yes. I was not wrong. I am so excited to share our conversation with you!
The Self as Subject: An Interview with Airea D. Matthews Read More »
When I learned that Airea’s new collection Bread and Circus was forthcoming, I immediately reached out and asked for the opportunity to discuss what I knew would be a masterful work. She said yes. I was not wrong. I am so excited to share our conversation with you!
As his every emotion—low and high—burns, Disease of Kings paints an intimate, tenebristic portrait of the artist as a young man who chooses material poverty only to unearth, finally, spiritual wealth.
Gratitude in the Margins: An Interview with Anders Carlson-Wee Read More »
As his every emotion—low and high—burns, Disease of Kings paints an intimate, tenebristic portrait of the artist as a young man who chooses material poverty only to unearth, finally, spiritual wealth.
I have found that the land is fragile, and the sea, light; I have learnt that language and metaphor are not enough to restore place to a place… The essential thing for me is that I have found a greater lyrical capacity, a passage from the relative to the absolute, an opening for me to
Lessons from the Gaza Solidarity Encampment: A pedagogy of Solidarity Read More »
I have found that the land is fragile, and the sea, light; I have learnt that language and metaphor are not enough to restore place to a place… The essential thing for me is that I have found a greater lyrical capacity, a passage from the relative to the absolute, an opening for me to
