Weekend Reading List
From Anthony Burgess being bitchy to a primer for Xenofeminism: what to read this weekend
From Anthony Burgess being bitchy to a primer for Xenofeminism: what to read this weekend
- 'The fairest review that any novel of mine ever received was one I wrote myself.' Anthony Burgess writes a hilarious and caustic review of reviews and the people who write them.
- Turning perception into an out of body experience: Kate Kelleway's interview with the late John Berger.
- From Frieze Masters magazine: how did surrealism shape anthropology?
- More lists: McKenzie Wark's syllabus of key thinkers on design, media and technology.
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What is Xenofeminism? An interview with one of its architects, Helen Hester.
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Critical impasse: Chris Kraus, 'WHAT I COULDN'T WRITE'.
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What cinema can learn from painting: Adam Thirlwell on narratives and tableau vivant in the work of filmmaker Raúl Ruiz, who is the subject of a three-part survey at Lincoln Center, New York.
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Daily reviews on frieze.com and in frieze magazine: read about exhibitions in Berlin, London and Tokyo.
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