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  • 2 weeks ago | msn.com | Oliver Basciano

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  • 2 weeks ago | theguardian.com | Oliver Basciano

    In 1969 Fred Eversley was living in Venice Beach, Los Angeles, surrounded by artists from the loosely constructed Light and Space movement, which cultivated a futuristic mode of sculpture defined by its minimalism and geometric abstraction.

  • 2 weeks ago | ft.com | Oliver Basciano

    Adriana Varejão’s studio, in the lush, fancy environs of Rio de Janeiro’s Jardim Botânico neighbourhood, is built around a courtyard.

  • 1 month ago | artreview.com | Oliver Basciano

    Hamdan Ballal, the Palestinian filmmaker and codirector of the Oscar-winning documentary No Other Land, is missing having been set upon and attacked by masked Israeli settlers in his home village of Susya. Yuval Abraham, who made the film with Ballal, suggested an element of collusion between the settlers and Israeli security personnel, posting, ‘A group of settlers just lynched Hamdan Ballal… They beat him and he has injuries in his head and stomach, bleeding.

  • 1 month ago | artreview.com | Oliver Basciano

    When We Sold God’s Eye by Alex Cuadros is an unsentimental, vital report of how ‘civilised’ society disrupts Indigenous lifeAround the 1980s a new story entered the cosmology of the Cinta Larga, an Indigenous people living in the west of the Amazon rainforest. It told how Ngurá, the creator, had asked the people of Earth, ‘Who wants to be civilised?’ Who wants the comforts of the modern world? The creator pulled out his penis and the price of such privilege became clear.

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Oliver Basciano
Oliver Basciano @olibasciano
10 Apr 25

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9 Apr 25

RT @PDChina: China's Ministry of Culture and Tourism on Wednesday released a notice urging Chinese tourists to fully assess the risks of tr…

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Oliver Basciano @olibasciano
17 Mar 25

I reviewed @alexcuadros's anti-Rousseauean portrait of how one indigenous group entered the illegal diamond trade (for better or worse).

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‘When We Sold God’s Eye’ by Alex Cuadros is an unsentimental, vital report of how ‘civilised’ society disrupts Indigenous life https://t.co/zKBKEFF6jz