An anthology of published & unpublished writings with annotations by the author, 1993 to 2018
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Word Count
72,000 words, Guess
Page Count
288 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-103960984847
- ISBN-139783960984849
- OCLC Control Number1114109944
- Open LibraryOL44254822M
Classifications
- DDC111.85
- LCCBH
Alternate Titles
- Anthology of published and unpublished writings with annotations by the author, 1993 to 2018
Description
This anthology of Hassan Khan's selected writings - produced between 1993, when the artist and musician was 18, and the present day - is a bold, bare, breathlessly broad compendium of texts. It throws conceptual inquiries, concrete poetry, accidental manifestos, dashes of fiction, stylized rants, cultural commentary, theoretical essays, critical polemics, music librettos, and freer, at times hybrid texts into a discursive yet happily contradictory whole. The anthology comes with exhaustive annotation by the writer; in the margins are comments, critiques, anecdotes, glosses, memories, and ruminations that expand on, as well as grapple with, the different entries. The dynamic visual layout brings together typographic precision with an intuitively readable color-coded system of categorization. This complex, focused, always exciting book functions in many ways - not least as a testament to the cultural transitions of the past 25 years and as a highly personal take on history.
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