@hautepop@friezeofficial@tb_trouillot I don’t, but I will try to figure it out. It is exactly the kind of book I like, so I’m not surprised it was recommended to me, but I’ll try to work backwards
One more about Mike Davis (1946 – 2022). I wrote about “Ecology of Fear: Los Angeles and the Imagination of Disaster" (1998) in the January issue of @friezeofficial#ecologyoffear#mikedavis
"They are intriguing, if revolting, objects capable of sending the mind in several directions at once, and I have begun to hunt for them like rotten Easter eggs.”
@thejustinbeal on the plastic bottles filled with foggy human urine that litter NYC streets
https://t.co/kHJBKRu88U
In the new @Harpers, @thejustinbeal on the art of urine in the age of Amazon fulfillment — ft. Pliny the Elder, Piss Christ, Mapplethorpe, Calvin and Hobbes, Howard Hughes, and Jeff Bezos
https://t.co/yJeGtZIAYN
Amid the voluminous trash in pandemic NYC @thejustinbeal noticed one species of garbage that asserted itself as newly ubiquitous—the sad, discarded clear plastic bottle filled with various shades of foggy human urine.
https://t.co/kHJBKRcwKk
I wrote a Piece that went up today on the @mitpresss Reader about Fred Conrad’s 1977 photo of the Battery Park Beach, The WTC, Zadie Smith’s essay “Find Your Beach,” and having coffee with Suellen Epstein, who still has the same pair of Ray Bans https://t.co/3L5n9z8ZCJ
Saturday, October 1!! 🪸 A day-long celebration to mark the official opening of The Center for Art, Research and Alliances (CARA) https://t.co/HidAeQF2P8
On May 1 at 2pm I will be moderating a panel discussion about Paul Rudolph and First Church Boston. 66 Marlborough St Boston with Kelvin Dickinson, Alice Friedman, Eric Höweler, and Timothy Rohan (photo John Veltri, 1973). Free