Surrealism lurks in the city – resting, hiding, waiting to be noticed, observed, called forth into recognition. Steve Latham These are times of the signs, random suggestions, inviting us to enter the serendipity of found significances, a conceptual equivalent of ‘found art’. To locate the oddness, even amidst […]
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A pattern in an unhinged world
There is an aching need to soberly model the contemporary political world and Anton Jäger in “Hyperpolitics” makes a convincing case for his decipherment of the mayhem, at least as it affects political culture in the US and Europe. Sean Sheehan For most of the twentieth century one […]
Western Asia emerges from Trump’s nightmare
The illegal and disastrous war that Trump has been pushed into by Israel is bringing about big changes in the Gulf region, just not the ones that he and Netanyahu intended. New economic and political connections bypassing the US are being revealed. Graham Douglas The war in Iran […]
Imaginary cities
One of my radio guests this past weekend, Guido Spannochi is Viennese by way of course Italian lineage. Andy Bungay* He finds he can expand his parameters in London, where some find after a while that the daily commute grinds them down, move to the country, do their newspaper piece […]
In Memory: Dom Phillips and Bruno Pereira
“Amazônia, sua linda” (Amazonia, you beauty) said Dom Phillips in his last social-media post at the end of May 2022. He and a fellow activist Bruno Pereira, on their way to the Javari Valley in northwest Brazil, were murdered six days later. Sean Sheehan Dom Phillips was researching […]
















