Weekend Reading List
Black Lives Matter, the Chilcot report, music and violence: what to read this weekend
Black Lives Matter, the Chilcot report, music and violence: what to read this weekend
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‘Because white men can’t/ police their imagination/ black men are dying’ – poet Claudia Rankine interviewed in the Guardian and again, by Lauren Berlant, in BOMB magazine
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In the wake of yet more race related violence in the US, it’s time to republish this interview with Judith Butler on Black Lives Matter
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Alex Ross on the intersections of music and violence, from Auschwitz to Iraq
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‘Is anyone going to answer for it, or is this just designed to be therapeutic?’ Tariq Ali discusses the Chilcot Report
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‘He had two eyes and he borrowed two more.’ An interview with the great director Abbas Kiarostami, who died this week
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From Edgard Varèse to gonzo cabaret, Thomas Schütte’s new documentary charts Frank Zappa’s diverse career and influences
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The eventful life, and mysterious death, of maverick Maoist composer Cornelius Cardew
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Narcissism or the undoing of the self? What the early collaboration between Lynda Benglis and Robert Morris reveals about the history of video art
