I, Caustic Caglar Koseoglu Moving through the shifting surfaces

Moving through the shifting surfaces of inarticulable loss

Delgado follows the late Ulises Carrión in enacting a networked book art where “communication is still inter-subjective

ecological catastrophe

Op uitnodiging van het Rotterdamse kunstenaarscollectief Observatorium bezocht de Duitse dichteres Barbara Köhler (1959–1921) in 2016 de bewoonbare installatie Warten auf den Fluss – een houten zigzagbrug die sinds 2010 op verschillende plaatsen in het Ruhrgebiet opgebouwd werd

I, Caustic Caglar Koseoglu Moving through the shifting surfacesMohammed Khar Eddine (trans. Jake Syersak) I, Caustic is the first English language translation of Amazigh Moroccan author Mohammed Khar Eddines Moi, laigre (ditions du Seuil, 1970). Once hailed as the Rimbaud of the Maghreb, Khar Eddine is widely considered a titan of avant garde literature, and his writing has garnered comparisons to other celebrated Francophone writers such as Antonin Artaud, Samuel Beckett, and Aim Csaire. I, Caustic is Khar