Tag Archives: Mahmoud Darwish

And We Are Known By That Name: The Frivolous Origins and Intimate Materiality of a Community of Communities

8th January 2022The Library of the FutureAlbert Marshall, documenta 14, Joar Nango, Mahmoud Darwish, Mounira Al SolhMinus Plato

It is Saturday after a long week of long posts, so this is going to be short (and tomorrow even shorter). Just as yesterday was written for your ears, as he asked you to listen (not to me or him, but to a conversation as a way of knowing, making and remembering), today is a […]

My Fate is my Anger: Three Impatient Questions for Lewis Hyde from Forgotten Lands

21st November 2019UncategorizedAuguste Rodin, Caryatids and the Patriarchy, Lewis Hyde, Mahmoud Darwish, Rainer Maria Rilke, Wayne AlfredMinus Plato

To the Reader Dear Reader, as I write you this, author Lewis Hyde is giving a lecture at the Wexner Center for the Arts about his recent book A Primer of Forgetting. While I cannot be there in person (so close, yet so far), I want to use this post to send him a group […]