“Maisons du Sahara, habiter le désert” de Jean-Loïc Le Quellec, photographies de Cécile Tréal et Jean-Michel Ruiz, Editions Hazan, 2006.
Maison nubienne, Assouan, Egypte.
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“Maisons du Sahara, habiter le désert” de Jean-Loïc Le Quellec, photographies de Cécile Tréal et Jean-Michel Ruiz, Editions Hazan, 2006.
Maison nubienne, Assouan, Egypte.
hundertwasser house / postage stamp
Hendrik Nicolaas Werkman
Lin Tianmiao
New York City, 1972 via Solidarity
https://www.presentandcorrect.com/blog/3-of-your-5-a-day
Plant, 1957 Ellsworth Kelly
Exact Change no. 7 is out and available for download. The editors describe the issue as a collision between poetry and machines. It contains Julia Holter’s tribute track to Robert Ashley’s “Automatic Writing,” Bob Browns Reading Machine manifesto from 1930, and a shorter anthology of concrete poetry.
On the cover: Mary Ellen Solt’s “Forsythia” (1966). The dots and dashes between the letters are their equivalents in Morse Code.
Saul Leiter, Deborah 1947
Martin Heidegger