The difference between a professional and a non-professional artist – Part 2
What does ‘professional’ mean? Like many words, professional has changed its meaning over the course of history, adapting itself to society’s evolving
Tag: representation
A painful edge to oral history
The Light Ships is proving to be a revelation. An exploration of the church’s place in a community’s artistic life,
Authorship and authenticity
In 1841, a young father and musician was kidnapped in Washington DC, shipped in chains to New Orleans and sold
Richard Sennett
Philosophy Bites is a podcast that has been produced since 2007 by David Edmonds and Nigel Warburton. In the spirit
Lying for truth
The Bush Theatre invited me to give a talk tonight in their RADAR Festival of new writing. It was a
Bringing one’s self into the lab
An ethnographer’s perspective on drawing A few weeks after the publication of Winter Fires, I was contacted by the editor
Bread and Salt Launch in Utrecht
A few photos from the launch of Bread and Salt/Brood en Zout at De Stadsschouwburg Utrecht on 21 June 2013, all taken
A Swiss perspective on art and migration
«For a Swiss, I am a Japanese and for a Japanese I am a Swiss or rather a gaijin.» Pro
Bread and Salt published
Bread and Salt, Stories of Art and Migration, was published by Vrede van Utrecht on Friday evening, a part of
Against Frankenstein
‘Hope today is a contraband passed from hand to hand and from story to story.’ John Berger, Bento’s Sketchbook, 2011
