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Bidoun

Posted by Periodicals/Reference Librarian

Bidoun
v.1:no.1(2004:summer) &

v.1:no.7(2006)- present

In Issue 14: Objects, Sophia Al-Maria writes through her newborn cousin’s Allah-shaped ear into the shimmer of sign, symbol and story, the difference that dissolves into image or mirage, distance that folds and enfolds, the mutable mystery of letters and language. The vectors, the reach of the issue (see sample TOC below) make it a worthy spot to begin to get lost, art’s challenge accepted, a labyrinth of the unshelved. Bidoun means ‘without’ in Arabic and Farsi and its push against the meaning of ‘Middle East’ is a breathing thing that flees easy grasp.

Issue 13: Glory, cover by Babak Radboy

Safya, Issue 25

Issue 1: We Are Spatial

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Issue 16: Kids

“Hand Baggage Control,” Issue 1: We Are Spatial

Issue 23: Squares

Issue 1: We Are Spatial

Issue 26: Soft Power

Issue 12: Projects

Issue 14: Objects

Hicham Benohoud, “La Salle de Classe,” Issue 14: Objects

Lisa Farjam, “Sweet Sixteen,” Issue 16: Kids

Roman Ondak, “Sated Table,” Issue 14: Objects

Negar Azimi, “Brown Girl in the Ring,” Issue 18: Interviews

Trisha Donnelly, “Untitled,” Issue 14: Objects

Issue 22: Library

Issue 22: Library

Sophia Al-Maria, “Tone Poem,” with photos by Adrian Gaut, Issue 19: Noise

Issue 1: We Are Spatial

Issue 25

Issue 26: Soft Power

Posted in Art (Periodicals), Periodicals

Circus – Clowns

Sep 12

Posted by Periodicals/Reference Librarian

The Circus category has been subdivided. Along with a general folder, you will find Circus – Acrobats, Circus – Clowns, and Circus – Posters & Advertisements. Please enjoy the below selections from the Clowns folder, which has 42 items packed clownishly into one folder. They run the gamut, from the manic and frightening, to the heartbroken and cabbage-coddling.