Gaza
Highlights
Lost in Jüdischer Friedhof Weißensee
Beginning with the daily choice of walking or not walking to and from the largest intact Jewish cemetery in postwar Europe, the project mediates separation between experience inside and outside the burial grounds’ walls over a sustained six months.
بيان الصعود إلى السماء flight manifesto
A silent walk in three parts over 13 months up the Nooksack River: an anti-survey and visceral confrontation with foundational architectures of settler-colonization in Whatcom County (US), territories of the Lhaq’temish and Nuxwsá7aq nations.
Marching for Gaza – Does history matter? Can marching stop war?
To what extent does the history of Israel-Palestine inform the response to human suffering in present day Gaza? This discussion took place in Bristol on Saturday the 4th of November 2023 as several thousand people walked and cycled from Castle Park to College Green in Bristol, south-west England. Jonathan Kempster spoke to Linzy Na Nakorn,
Articles elsewhere
34. Dave Margoshes, A Simple Carpenter
I heard good things about Dave Margoshes’s novel A Simple Carpenter when it came out last year, and although I meant to get a copy, for whatever reason I didn’t. Then I traded John Kennedy, one of the principals at Radiant Press, the Regina publisher that put out A Simple Carpenter, a pair of rain … Continue reading 34. Dave Margoshes, A Simple Carpenter →
A Wander is not a Slog 2018-05-02 06:56:07
For ten days at the end of April I was based in Huntly, Scotland as Deveron Projects‘ ‘Thinker in Residence’. My visit coincided with the seventh annual Slow Marathon, which this year focused on a distance exchange between walkers in Huntly and Gaza. It was the culmination of Walking Without Walls, a year-long collaboration between Rachel […]
