Of Strangers and Bees

Of Strangers and BeesIn the latest thrilling multi stranded epic from the award winning author of The Devils Dance, an Uzbek writer in exile traces the fate of the medieval polymath Avicenna, who shaped Islamic thought and science for centuries. Waking from a portentous dream, Uzbek writer Sheikhov is convinced that Avicenna still lives, condemned to roam the world. Avicenna appears in various incarnations, across the ages, from Ottoman Turkey to medieval Germany and

whatever’s keeping you up

The book includes a brief story on the winner

The book concludes with a presentation of art projects that intervened and articulated spatial and visual transformations in the post-Yugoslav context

The Slaughter will be finished now

not as a subject for real art

from 22 to 24 April 1993

The essay evokes a defiant sadness and ponders how it might be preserved amidst the tyranny of tiny screens and the banality of the bottom line

Stella Dadzie recovers the lives of women who played a vital role in developing a culture of slave resistance across the Caribbean

which are occupied with the question of space: why was space so important when rethinking the relation between art and politics

because his re-cognition of the conditional nature of hospitality

not limited in form of books

a support system that could aid the re-integration of death into everyday life is absent