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WdW Review is an arts and culture journal published by Witte de With Publishers. Tweets from editorial team

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"More or Less Normal"
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"These buildings form part of India’s heritage, albeit of a more recent vintage"

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"What was missing is what is inescapable about the city: a physical relationship to the sea"
@nmllorens on Marseille
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"what are we—no-longer-feminists, à la Crispin—supposed to be against?"
Nina Power on Why I am Not a Feminist
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.@emilylabarge "Does it matter if you cannot see the image that corresponds? Does it matter if you cannot read the words when you look at the photograph?"

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"but enclosing them in the box and photographing them": @emilylabarge on a photo by Francesca Woodman in #image https://t.co/0xjBYi9Rmv

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New Moscow desk from @NataliaAntonova! https://t.co/88riVLMYLV

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"obviously the case against Pavlensky, famous for his visceral protest art, will be co-opted by agents of the state"
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"obviously the case against Pavlensky, famous for his visceral protest art, will be co-opted by agents of the state"
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"Think Differently"
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From the #WdWR archive: Jessica Loudis on apples, power hierarchies, images doing double duty

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#image read on the @LRB:
"Israeli visual history has always required the erasure of Palestinians."
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"Video games took a wrong turn at the end of the 1990s."
New in #Sediments #1995: Clemens Jahn on gaming
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.@frieze_magazine chooses @nmllorens’s text for their weekend reading list
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Read Marginalia: https://t.co/42j8VK3FFd

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“a disorienting space because, like the city it is lodged in, it obliges the visitor to cede to those who live and work there every day.”

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Weekend read!
@nmllorens writing about Marseille’s @Friche_BDM, the relationship between visitor and institution
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Coming up next week: Clemens Jahn on what happened to videogames since 1995. Until then: https://t.co/OMvtO8k69b
#sediments #1995

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Now online! The last in @SholemK’s series Wilkommenskultur Sketchbook, about German classes for refugees in Berlin
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I wrote about Wilhelm Reich and the future of sex for @WdWReview
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New IMAGE read by @annieg_dfrey:
“If the people could get off, they could shake off the system that oppressed them.”
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“The greatest writer you have never heard of might be a lesbian ex-nun from Russia.”
New text from @NataliaAntonova
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“to kickstart the revolution that will be necessary to retain our basic human rights in the next four years.” https://t.co/ZlFtqCDrs5

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WdW Review #Marseille desk editor @nmllorens’s essay “Absent Beirut” in @Ibraaz Top Ten Essays of 2016
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