Cabinet magazine issue 36, with a
special section on “Friendship,” available now
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Find meaningful relationships in:– Reflections on friendship and memory by D. Graham Burnett, Mark Dery, Richard Fleming, Sabrina Gschwandtner, Shelley Jackson, Albert Mobilio, and Christine Wertheim
– Beth Blum’s defense of friendlessness
– Svetlana Boym’s meditation on Hannah Arendt, Mary McCarthy, and the nuances of anchovy paste
– Jeffrey Kastner & Sina Najafi’s conversation with scholar Angie Hobbs on the philosophical pedigree of friendship
– Gabriel Coxhead’s reading of Hands Across the Sea postcards
– Mats Bigert’s diagnosis of broken friendships
– Artist projects by Alessandra Sanguinetti and Matti Kallioinen
And schedule some quality time with:
– Paul La Farge on the color black
– Helen Denise Polson on the fate of teeth
– Christopher Turner on swan marks
– Geoffrey Batchen on the variable form of Barthes’s Camera Lucida
– Margaret Wertheim, Hinke Osinga, and Bernd Krauskopf on the complexities of the Lorenz manifold
– Aaron Schuster on the tale of a linguistic squiggle
– Steve Reinke on death and sudden death
– Artist projects by Zoe Beloff and Lena Herzog
Plus:
– Cabinet BFF Jeff Dolven helps us process our complex feelings toward the United States Postal Service
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