How to love a homeland - Oxana Timofeeva publishingRussian writer and philosopher Oxana Timofeeva was born and raised in various parts of the former USSR. This book explores the complexity of defining ones homeland as merely a nation state, examining the philosophical interplay between movement and rootedness, our plant and animal natures, and the need to reimagine our homelands even as fictional constructs, if necessary. Blending childhood vignettes from across the Soviet Union with philosophical
This long-awaited monograph presents the breadth of JB Blunk’s practice moreand includes never-before-seen archival and newly commissioned photographs of jewelry
Across more than 700 pages of newsprint
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cities in which she has either lived or worked
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Wenn es einen Wunsch gibt
A magazine published once a year focusing on overlooked and underwhelming images taken for practical purposes
Take the Dutch definition of a glove for example: Handschoen: bekleding van de hand (literally translating to “Glove: covering of the hand”)
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