Agenda

Two characters, at once real and fictional — Don Quixote and Kathy Acker (writer, radical icon, and dazzling figure of postmodern experimentation) — become sources and embodiments through which to narrate the transformative power of writing, immersed in the fiction of an eclipse splitting open the sky, ready to lull everything to sleep but them.

Two characters, at once real and fictional — Don Quixote and Kathy Acker (writer, radical icon, and dazzling figure of postmodern experimentation) — become sources and embodiments through which to narrate the transformative power of writing, immersed in the fiction of an eclipse splitting open the sky, ready to lull everything to sleep but them.

Dopo sei mesi di ricerca e produzione, il collettivo Turbìne torna a Open Casello per celebrare il lancio di CORPI, il Volume 3 di Turbìne Magazine. Il numero è dedicato a un’indagine sul corpo oltre la sua manifestazione fisica o sociale. La domanda centrale è provocatoria: “Liberi dalla nostra presenza, che forma sceglierebbero i nostri corpi?”. Il lancio del magazine […]

Two characters, at once real and fictional — Don Quixote and Kathy Acker (writer, radical icon, and dazzling figure of postmodern experimentation) — become sources and embodiments through which to narrate the transformative power of writing, immersed in the fiction of an eclipse splitting open the sky, ready to lull everything to sleep but them.