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Quinn Latimer

    Quinn Latimer is a poet, critic, and editor whose work frequently delves into the feminist economies of writing, reading, and image production. Her writings investigate how power dynamics, identity, and the material conditions of creation intertwine within art and literature. Through her literary and critical practice, she uncovers hidden structures and offers fresh perspectives on cultural history.

    Zurich
    Documenta 14: Daybook
    The documenta 14 Reader :
    • The documenta 14 Reader :

      • 712 pages
      • 25 hours of reading

      The main catalogue of documenta 14 will take the form of a reader, evoking the various meanings associated with the term. The documenta 14 reader will both reflect the reading subject and the subject who reads or recites to an audience—emphasizing the importance of literature, orality, performance, pedagogy, and radical reception for the documenta 14 project overall—as well as comprise a critical anthology that features international theoretical, historical, and literary writing that explores and expands on the attendant exhibitions in Athens and Kassel. The indigo ribbon that marks the pages of the book was prepared at the MENTIS Center for the Preservation of Traditional Textile Techniques, part of the Benaki Museum, in Athens. Cotton thread was dyed in an indigo vat prepared by documenta 14 artist Aboubakar Fofana, and woven into ribbon using the machines that make up the MENTIS donation in what remains a „living workshop museum“ at 6 Polyfimou Street.

      The documenta 14 Reader :
    • Follow the 163 days of documenta 14 in this stunning daily record featuring the event's artists.

      Documenta 14: Daybook
    • Zurich

      • 128 pages
      • 5 hours of reading

      " Wallpaper* City Guides are a ruthlessly‐researched, design&hypen;conscious guide, for the discerning traveller who wants to come away with a true taste of the best a city has to offer. Please note this guide has been reprinted from a previous edition. "

      Zurich