A diptych of images inspired by my time in South Africa in 2014. Everywhere in the world people with privilege and wealth are confusing security and fear, and losing themselves in giant mazes built out of their delirium.
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This just came through the inbox from the Wouter Osterholt en Elke Uitentuis in the Netherlands, seems like a cool project: Speaking Through Walls We’re looking for people that can…
181: Modern Arabic Writing, part II
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Back in November 2013 I did a post on the cover designs of the American University in Cairo’s Modern Arabic Writing series circa 1990s (you can see it HERE). I…
220: Buchi Emecheta
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For this week’s post I thought we could stay in Africa, but focus on an author instead of a publisher. Or maybe a combination of the two. One of the…