Ritual Practices
26 Jul 2011, Posted in Articles, Featured, 0 Comments
Let’s say I love you from afar, so I visit a magician who places our photographs in a bowl with (perhaps) pieces of paper with out names written on them and several spoonfuls of honey. Candles are lit, words are said, and it is done. You and I are together in a bowl, cemented with sticky sweetness. At the level of appearance, we are together, even if events in the world have yet to catch up with events in the bowl…
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23 Jun 2011, Posted in Blog, 0 Comments
FUSE is proud to announce our summer issue, “Performing Politics”! FUSE is 35 this year, and we’re celebrating by revisiting the work of seventeen outstanding thinkers and makers, spanning three decades. Through eight features, interviews and reports plus six artist’s projects, we explore the ways that solidarity enables political action.
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