Fernando Sdrigotti: A Foreign Country Is The Past The Clash

Fernando Sdrigotti: A Foreign Country Is The Past The ClashInflux Press, 2025, softcover, 192 pages, 13 x 20cm At a secluded weekend home, a girl becomes entranced by the sound of the cicadas, as she grapples with the stifling summer heat, and her mother's recent death. Overwhelmed by a sense of foreboding, a young man seeks solace in a privatised cathedral, comically navigating religious bureaucracy, economic crisis, and existential angst. A journey to scatter his grandparents' ashes turns into a

brilliant love letter to feminism

Ekkehard Jost's Free Jazz was the first examination of the new music of such innovators as Sun Ra

But the journey to that point started a decade earlier

reparatory pedagogical possibilities

with vivid flashes of colour

Harry Everett Smith (1923-1991) was a boyhood resident of Anacortes

Silkscreen print with deboss elements

It features the voices of some of the key contributors to the magazine and celebrates the ongoing legacy of the magazine’s imagery in British art

weaving together daily experiences and teaching

we did what so many American punters did: miss the last train back to London

‘Since our first solo show in London at the ICA

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