Rights of Way: The Body as Witness in Public Space poetry including nuclear war

including nuclear war

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expands on cooking with art and food as a process for coming together and building collectivity

will give a lecture and a masterclass

stunningly published by official Perimeter pals Onomatopee (Eindhoven) serves as a book of references concerning Delaere’s symbolised matter of friction

Rights of Way: The Body as Witness in Public Space poetry including nuclear warThe movements of our individual and collective bodies through cities and space have long, complex histories. Despite associations with the everyday, the seemingly obvious or even the mundane; when considered at length, our bodily movements, and our ability (or inability) to move through space and place transforms us from mere bystanders into activators and witnesses of our cities. Against our current backdrop of shifting city borders, mass