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Title: The Indescribable Doubleness of Seeing
Author: Meeka Walsh
Date: March 25, 2013
Page: 3
Section: Bordernotes, Editorials
Subject: photography, representations of the Gaza Strip and Larry Towell
Title: Indifference and Donkeys, A Tale
Author: Meeka Walsh
Date: March 2013
Issue: Volume 32, Number 1: Photography (#125)
Section: Bordernotes
Title: Possibly, Everything: An Interview with Robert Frank
Author: Robert Enright, Meeka Walsh
Date: March 2013
Issue: Volume 32, Number 1: Photography (#125)
Page: 22-37
Section:
Title: Alona Rodeh and the Art of Camouflage
Author: Robert Enright, Meeka Walsh
Date: December 2012
Issue: Volume 31, Number 4: Made and unMade (#124)
Section: Interviews
Title: The City in Decline: Dreaming of Mickey Mouse
Author: Meeka Walsh
Date: December 2012
Issue: Volume 31, Number 4: Made and unMade (#124)
Section: Bordernotes
Title: Behind Our Eyelids, Dreaming
Author: Meeka Walsh
Date: August 2012
Issue: Volume 31, Number 3: Dreams and the Spaces In Between (#123)
Section: Bordernotes, Editorials
Title: The Splendid Life of Feeling
Author: Meeka Walsh
Date: May 2012
Issue: Volume 31, Number 2: Arnaud Maggs (#122)
Section: Bordernotes
Title: A Handle, on Building
Author: Meeka Walsh
Date: February 2012
Issue: Volume 31, Number 1: Willem de Kooning (#121)
Section: Bordernotes
Title: Werner Herzog: Waying Mythologies
Author: Meeka Walsh
Date: December 2011
Issue: Volume 30, Number 4: John Currin (#120)
Page: 16-17
Section: Bordernotes, Editorials
Subject: Werner Herzog
Title: Colour His World: The Photography of Fred Herzog
Author: Meeka Walsh
Date: September 2011
Issue: Volume 30, Number 3: Photography (#119)
Page: 44-59
Section: Interviews
Subject: Fred Herzog
Title: Claude Cahun: Travelling in the Prow of Herself
Author: Meeka Walsh
Date: September 2011
Issue: Volume 30, Number 3: Photography (#119)
Page: 16-18
Section: Bordernotes, Editorials
Subject: Claude Cahun’s “Disavowals”
Title: Georges Perec: Soft Chalk and Pigeons
Author: Meeka Walsh
Date: May 2011
Issue: Volume 30, Number 2: Brian Jungen (#118)
Page: 12-13
Section: Bordernotes, Editorials
Subject: Georges Perec
Title: Fetishizing the Visual: An interview with Mika Rottenberg
Author: Meeka Walsh, Robert Enright
Date: March 2011
Issue: Volume 30, Number 1: Production (#117)
Page: 38-50
Section: Interviews
Subject: Mika Rottenberg
Title: A Line Through Space, Through the Heart
Author: Meeka Walsh
Date: March 2011
Issue: Volume 30, Number 1: Production (#117)
Page: 12-14
Section: Bordernotes, Editorials
Subject: “Hollow Land: Israel’s Architecture of Occupation” by Eyal Weizman
Title: Caravaggio: The Desired Body Flares Like an Apparition
Author: Meeka Walsh
Date: December 2010
Issue: Volume 29, Number 4: Raymond Pettibon (#116)
Page: 12-13
Section: Bordernotes, Editorials
Subject: Caravaggio
Title: Working Towards Affection: An Interview with Robert Longo
Author: Meeka Walsh, Robert Enright
Date: September 2010
Issue: Volume 29, Number 3: Drawing (#115)
Page: 28-48
Section: Interviews
Subject: Robert Longo
Title: Light’s Shadow
Author: Meeka Walsh
Date: September 2010
Issue: Volume 29, Number 3: Drawing (#115)
Page: 18-19
Section: Bordernotes, Editorials
Subject: Scheerbart’s “Glass Architecture”; McElheny’s “The Light Club”; Fallada’s “Every Man Dies Alone”; Erpenbeck’s “Visitation”
Title: The Gaze and the Guess: Fixing Identity in “Étant donnés”
Author: Meeka Walsh
Date: May 2010
Issue: Volume 29, Number 2: Marcel x 3 (#114)
Page: 16-17
Section: Bordernotes, Editorials
Subject: Marcel Duchamp’s “Étant donnés”
Title: The Beautiful Trap: Janine Antoni’s Body Art
Author: Robert Enright, Meeka Walsh
Date: March 2010
Issue: Volume 29, Number 1: Performance (#113)
Page: 38-54
Section: Interviews
Subject: Janine Antoni
Title: Stutter: The Body and the Institution
Author: Meeka Walsh
Date: March 2010
Issue: Volume 29, Number 1: Performance (#113)
Page: 12-13
Section: Bordernotes, Editorials
Subject: Antonin Artaud, Gilles Deleuze, and Elizabeth Grosz’s notions of the body
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