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Posted on September 8, 2017

Rade Petrasevic at ENA Viewing Space in Budapest

Posted on June 14, 2017June 14, 2017

[Book Review] Drawing the Kafr Qasem Massacre: Samia Halaby’s Art for Remembrance and Healing

Posted on January 31, 2017

[Interview] Socratis Socratous and the Landscape of Human Identity

Posted on January 29, 2017January 30, 2017

[Review] Ardan Özmenoğlu at Nitra Gallery

Posted on January 5, 2017January 6, 2017

[Review] The 3rd Venice International Performance Art Week: Fragile Body – Material Body

Posted on January 4, 2017

[News] International Bandirma Park Design Competition Opens to Submissions

Posted on January 1, 2017

[Review] Athens Gallery Weekend 2016

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The most heartbreaking moment in the 15th Istanbul Biennial is the video "Wonderland" (2016) by Turkish photographer Erkan Özgen. The short video shows a young boy from Kobani, Northern Syria, who escaped the horrors of the war there and the 2015 attack by ISIS. The boy is deaf-mute, and reenacts with pantomime on camera the executions and torture he has witnessed. The most heartbreaking moment in the 15th Istanbul Biennial is the video "Wonderland" (2016) by Turkish photographer Erkan Özgen. The short video shows a young boy from Kobani, Northern Syria, who escaped the horrors of the war there and the 2015 attack by ISIS. The boy is deaf-mute, and reenacts with pantomime on camera the executions and torture he has witnessed. The most heartbreaking moment in the 15th Istanbul Biennial is the video "Wonderland" (2016) by Turkish photographer Erkan Özgen. The short video shows a young boy from Kobani, Northern Syria, who escaped the horrors of the war there and the 2015 attack by ISIS. The boy is deaf-mute, and reenacts with pantomime on camera the executions and torture he has witnessed. New post on the blog: Rade Petrasevic's installation "Ask Peter For Money to go to Coxx" at ENA Viewing Space @enaviewingspace in Budapest, Hungary. Visit the link on my profile to read more. New post on the blog: Rade Petrasevic's installation "Ask Peter For Money to go to Coxx" at ENA Viewing Space @enaviewingspace in Budapest, Hungary. Visit the link on my profile to read more. New post on the blog: Rade Petrasevic's installation "Ask Peter For Money to go to Coxx" at ENA Viewing Space @enaviewingspace in Budapest, Hungary. Visit the link on my profile to read more. 1. Synapses in the dark Allow my thoughts to reach you Like fluids oozing secretly Inside the plants nocturnal. 2. Satellite obsidian I float on the cusp of your atmospheres. As gravity pulls me in I burn on my way to your opal arms. 3. Every sweet flower wills The dawn of a new constellation And the eyes—weary with relief— Extract the cosmic silence from the embers.

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