The City as Anthology: Movements at the Margins of Public Space

The City as Anthology: Movements at the Margins of Public SpaceBy Mariken Overdijk, with a Foreword in collaboration with Jeroen Boomgaard This book is about bodies. About how bodies traverse the familiar surroundings of ones home or move along the familiar routes of everyday life, but also about the relation of bodies to the public space. On another level, the book shows what the meaning of artistic research can be. Research tells of experiments and experiences, collections and vistas gained by the researcher

Isn't that just a naive and futile attempt to capture an eventually fleeting moment

Drawing on the legacy of Black British feminism

Dedicated to the incredible – and incredibly beautiful – publication Triple Jeopardy (1971–75

and virtual reality

and an aesthetic form—has the potential to destabilize sexual

collectives

in a passive positive way

as it is mediated by money and ideology

This is a zine made by Tsai Mong Hsuan

The front and back cover contain two student-contributed indexes for more complex layers of reading beyond the broad categories that structure the publication

‘Recovery’ / Is Recovery Possible (2020)

Work-life imbalances are familiar to many