Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 2008. Haseeb Ahmed FOR YEARS Theodor Adorno’s theoretical work has suffered from either neglect or semi-hostile “interpretation.” It is therefore refreshing to see Detlev Claussen, who studied under Adorno at the Institute for Social Research in Frankfurt from 1966 to 1971, take a more sympathetic approach to the study of [...]
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Book Review: Detlev Claussen. Theodor W. Adorno: One Last Genius.
One State
A conversation with Raja Halwani and Richard Rubin on Israel-Palestine and the one-state solution opening night reception for On Naji al-Ali art exhibition curated by Haseeb Ahmed
Review: “The Common Sense”
Marco Torres My first impression upon entering Haseeb Ahmed’s installation, “The Common Sense,” which opened at Around the Coyote Gallery on September 5th was one of open space. It was an openness that contrasted sharply with the hundreds of paintings, photographs, sculptures that cluttered the rest of the many other galleries that opened that Night [...]
Pedagogical Factory: How We Learn – Building an Educated City 7/28/2007
AUDIO RECORDING Presenting organizations include: Mess Hall, Platypus, Free Geek, Chicagoland/Calumet Underground Railroad Efforts, Bronzeville Historical Society, Chicago Women’s Health Center, The Odyssey Project, and more. This event is part of the Stockyard Institute’s Pedagogical Factory exhibition at Hyde Park Art Center, AREA Chicago‘s lecture series for the upcoming “How We Learn” issue of their [...]
