Weekend Reading List
From collecting apparitions to the contested legacy of black nationalism: what to read this weekend
From collecting apparitions to the contested legacy of black nationalism: what to read this weekend
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‘How does one insert oneself into a dead man’s life?’ – Jill Magid’s controversial Luis Barragán project.
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At a time of rising income inequality and cross-class resentment, it’s time to remember James Agee and his collaborator Walker Evans, 80 years after their visit to America’s South.
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From the frieze archive: Marcel Duchamp and Rocky Balboa fight it out over the American Dream.
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Conjuring devil’s hands from tomatoes: Tony Ousler’s the obscure and occult collections go on show in New York.
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Adorno the hipster: the Frankfurt School is fashionable once again.
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From the current issue of frieze d/e: how artists have responded to the refugee crisis.
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Resisting lucidity: the late Veronica Forrest-Thomson and resisting naturalism in poetry.
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What do they hope to achieve? – the aims of terrorists.
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Is black nationalism too quickly dismissed in current debates on race relations?
