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Bracketing the World: Reading Poetry through Neuroscience

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Issue No. 7

James Wilkes

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Issue No. 7

The anechoic chamber at University College London has the clutter of a space shared by many people: styrofoam cups, defunct pieces of equipment in...

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Issue No. 1

Interview with Mai-Thu Perret

Timothée Chaillou

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Issue No. 1

Swiss artist Mai-Thu Perret’s ongoing, fourteen year-old project The Crystal Frontier is a multi-disciplinary fiction chronicling the lives of...

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Issue No. 7

Comment is Fraught: A Polemic

Mr Guardianista

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Issue No. 7

When not listening to the phone messages of recently deceased children or smearing those killed in stadium disasters, journalists...

Art

March 2013

Strangely Ordinary: Ron Mueck's art of the uncanny

Anouchka Grose

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March 2013

Since the Stone Age, people have been concerned with the problem of how to represent life.   Cave paintings...

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March 2013

Heroines

Kate Zambreno

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March 2013

I am beginning to realise that taking the self out of our essays is a form of repression. Taking...

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March 2013

Celan Reads Japanese

Yoko Tawada

TR. Susan Bernofsky

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March 2013

There are some who claim that ‘good’ literature is actually untranslatable.  Before I could read German, I found this...

Beyond the Mainstream and into the Digital

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March 2013

Vid Simoniti

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March 2013

Claire Bishop. Everywhere I go, some curator or artist wants to be rid of this turbulent critic.   In 2006 Claire Bishop tolled the death...

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March 2013

Interview with Amit Chaudhuri

Anita Sethi

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March 2013

Think of the long trip home.  Should we have stayed at home and thought of here?  Where should we...

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March 2013

Interview with Billy Childish

José da Silva

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March 2013

Buzzed in through the red metal door and down the stone steps into the bunker that is L-13. The...

Famous Tombs: Love in the 90s

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February 2013

Masha Tupitsyn

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February 2013

‘However, somebody killed something: that’s clear, at any rate—’ Through The Looking Glass, Lewis Carroll   I. BEGINNING   I was a pre-teen when...

 

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