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  • ROSE VAN MIERLO
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    • Sharon Louden & Hrag Vartanian: Origins
    • Deana Lawson
    • Intimate Remoteness: A Digital Reading of Berndnaut Smilde's Nimbus 2
    • Vija Celmins: To Fix the Image in Memory
    • Tara Donovan: Fieldwork
    • Lydia Ourahmane: The You in Us
    • Kaye Donachie: Silent as Glass
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Miniscule Bites: Narratives of Appetite in Gordon Matta Clark
Type: Essay
​Published in: Sluice__Magazine
Link: Full article
​Year: February 2017
"Mavor’s description of the termite as distinctively tender is not only surprising but also – deliberately or not, I wonder – joins concepts of buccality (chewing, feeding, gnawing) with a certain loving affection and a sense of homing. Nourishment and hospitality are joined in an unsuspected agent; that of the insect, culturally branded as pest or plague, for which we bear none to little sympathy."
  • ROSE VAN MIERLO
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  • PUBLICATIONS
    • Sharon Louden & Hrag Vartanian: Origins
    • Deana Lawson
    • Intimate Remoteness: A Digital Reading of Berndnaut Smilde's Nimbus 2
    • Vija Celmins: To Fix the Image in Memory
    • Tara Donovan: Fieldwork
    • Lydia Ourahmane: The You in Us
    • Kaye Donachie: Silent as Glass
    • Yto Barrada: Agedir
    • The Artist as Amateur
    • Miniscule Bites: Narratives of Appetite in Gordon Matta Clark
    • Touching Blue: A Furred Reading of Carol Mavor's ‘Black and Blue'
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    • the waning yolk
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    • residency: vishwa shroff
    • this burning land belongs to you
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      • ingrid pollard
      • sutapa biswas
      • claudette johnson
    • sluice magazine
    • squareworks:lab fellowship
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      • imaginary ecologies