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MUSEUM OF DEFENSE: Street Weapons (selections from Jasmeen Patheja’s ongoing Blank Noise Project)

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selections from Jasmeen Patheja’s ongoing Blank Noise Project

MUSEUM OF DEFENSE: STREET WEAPONS NO. 1 (Bangalore/Calcutta, 2009)
MUSEUM OF DEFENSE: STREET WEAPONS NO. 2 (Bangalore/Calcutta, 2009)
MUSEUM OF DEFENSE: STREET WEAPONS NO. 3 (Bangalore/Calcutta, 2009)
MUSEUM OF DEFENSE: STREET WEAPONS NO. 4 (Bangalore/Calcutta, 2009)
MUSEUM OF DEFENSE: STREET WEAPONS NO. 5 (Bangalore/Calcutta, 2009)

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Further Reading

EACH WORD HOLDS THE WORLD by Joe Wilkins

The sky gray as dishrags, she wore anyway cutoffs and a pink bikini top, black mascara, inked snake forever curling up her thigh. As if to gather up some secret sun, she leaned into the fence. Then slipped a menthol between her lips. More than once I’ve seen her leg her way into a rust-bitten […]

Rana Dasgupta interviewed by Maya Kóvskaya: CARBON The Residue of Life and Daydreams

Hailed by Salman Rushdie as “the most unexpected and original Indian writer of his generation,” critically acclaimed writer and artist Rana Dasgupta made his debut on the international cultural scene in 2005 with his first novel, Tokyo Cancelled. This “story cycle” of post-modern folktales explored the ruptures, dislocations, multiplicities, and yearnings of our globalized times, with […]

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