MsHeresies 4 - Daffodils

MsHeresies 4 - DaffodilsThis fourth issue of MsHeresies republishes the chapter *Daffodils* a warped monologue about a domestic poisoning from Rosalind Belbens book Is Beauty Good (1989). It is typeset alongside a collage of material from two medieval manuscripts: Isidore of Sevilles Etymologiae and De natura rerum (circa 113074), which was illuminated and transcribed by a group of eight nuns at the Benedictine abbey of Munsterbilzen in Maastricht; and the so called Claricia

artists witness the rise and fall of many villages —from populated communities to ghost towns as people move away

impacted and even created by resource extraction are put into context with contemporary industrial mining equipment and historical cast iron utilitarian goods

aid organization specializing in agricultural economics was also closely associated with the American propaganda mechanism during the Cold War

interviews she has conducted with dyslexic readers

and activists to explore this rapidly expanding terrain for art practice

Printed in a serie of four rows on one silk calligraphy sheet of paper per copy

Following the success of the first Fengtian Special

Information Service in 1951

under the careful guidance of Jean Fisher

vlogs and photologs for various purposes

Gu Zheng explores the early development of espionage surveillance technology through image files left behind by the East German secret police during the Cold War

"In our third print issue