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	<title>Majid Al-Remaihi</title>
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		<title>Parallel Encyclopedias</title>
				
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		<description>Parallel EncyclopediasAs they say things must separate in order to appear, but what it is that separates isn’t very clear. In her Parallel Encyclopedias, Batia Suter centralizes this classification bias through contamination — an induced cultural Alzheimers — resulting in something like an un-Enlightenment.


Batia Suter — Parallel Encyclopedias</description>
		
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		<title>The Winds Blowing on Callisto</title>
				
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		<pubDate>Mon, 30 Aug 2021 19:34:00 +0000</pubDate>

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		<description>The Winds Blowing on CallistoEverything is natural, nothing is unnatural — whether it’s the winds blowing on Callisto, the melted portion of a Slurpee, thoughts in a head, a tract house, a snail shell, cancer cells, anything really, it’s all natural. However some things are beneficial and some things&#38;nbsp;are harmful — most things are beneficial to some things whilst being harmful to others.P.S. By extension there’s no such thing as the supernatural; if you happen to see a ghost or whatever, rest assured you’re definitely seeing something… 
Images: Susumu Mukai</description>
		
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		<title>Something Like Eternity</title>
				
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		<description>Something Like EternityWe’ve spent much time in the peopleless places — willfully losing our bearings and giving our organizational tropes a rest. After returning it is hard not to see the grand economy and interdependence of it all — causality and effect having become some sort of multidimensional, omnidirectional sheet with few, if any, real separations… Even the most prosaic “How do you do?” is instantly revealed as the farthest reach of the most ancient of utterings, whittled beyond conception from something like eternity. 
Image: Walter de Maria</description>
		
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