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Borderline Visible 77'

ID 468988
Slug borderline-visible-77-ant-hampton
Contributors
Author : Ant Hampton
Annotation
Description <p><strong><em>Borderline Visible</em></strong><strong> begins as a journey from Lausanne to Izmir in 2022 by two artist friends, one of whom experiences health problems halfway and has to stop. As the other continues towards Turkey, suddenly alone, the narration grows into a moving and troubled psychogeography as it shifts between “we” and “I”, present and past, piecing-together value and meaning from the very human ruins of aspiration, history, and language. Ant Hampton’s careful, at times miraculous, process of reconnection gradually lights up a constellation: voices and earthquakes, the Sephardic diaspora, tourism and forced movement, breakdowns and dementia, the end of the Ottoman Empire, swifts and swallows, Eliot’s </strong><strong><em>The Waste Land</em></strong><strong> and an urgent insight into hidden atrocities at the edge of Europe being funded from its centre.</strong></p>
Bestseller 60
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Subjects
400 Non-fictie Vrije tijd/algemeen NUR
NSTC
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Imprint
Language eng
Page count 232
Duration
Publication date first 1970-01-01
Publication date latest 1970-01-01
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  • ISBN: 9789464772609 (BC)

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