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by Hamish Win
Review by Anthony Paul Smith
Liz Deschenes
Wols (1913–1951) was celebrated posthumously as one of the pioneering artists of the Art Informel movement
the rise of so-called rogue states which sabotage their own territorial formation in order to militantly withstand the proliferation of global capitalism calls for an extensive renegotiation of geophilosophical concepts in regard to territorializing forces and the State
The Final Eternal Return R.H. Quaytman by Hamish WinThe Final Eternal Return Jimmy Raskin 2019 One color offset, saddle stitch 295 x 210 mm 24pp., 2 illustrations Organized by Flint Jamison at Yale Union Printed by Gary Robbins at Container Corps Edition of 60, signed and numbered SPECIAL EDITION Raskin imagines a pivotal moment when, rather than abiding by the cycles of The Eternal Return, the artist disappears. In The Eternal Return the subject moves from personal explorations, to the point of