Mike Davis, the American geographer and historian, has died. There was no better socialist writer in the last four decades, writes @owenhatherley.
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This week’s @TheTLS, featuring Helen Vendler on Matthew Hollis’s biography of The Waste Land; Vernon Bogdanor on the UK’s future; Christopher Priest on Terry Pratchett; Felipe Fernández-Armesto on lying; @irinibus on the creative potential of constraints - and more
We are pleased to announce 'For those who Chose the Sea', Stanley Wany's solo exhibition curated by Catherine Sinclair, on view in Gallery 1 from October 7, 2022 to January 21, 2023.
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We are thrilled to announce 'Notes for Tomorrow' curated by Independent Curators International, screened in Gallery 2 October 7, 2022 - January 21, 2023
Full exhibition information available on our website through the link in our bio
Also... in what feels like the realization of some kind of long-ago crazy dream, #Fassbinder Thousands of Mirrors will be published in America by ... Semiotext(e)! @SemiotextePress
send + receive is almost here! Our 24th edition concerts start this Thursday at the Winnipeg Art Gallery, with performances by @clairerousay, Asha Sheshadri, and Valeri Marina. There are some tickets still available, by donation: https://t.co/T73HcT68Z3
I can barely handle that this is real, but Glen Murray is running for mayor again, and I once wrote about him, so this is a reminder that he was a driving force of #gentrification and #homelessness and #colonial ideas about the city, so don't vote for him.