art in a time of migration
‘Resisting Hospitality’: On behalf of community / migrants: The intention with the Turkish tea glass lamp is site specific to Dalston Lane, that has a big community of Turkish citizens. But due to the re-generation of the area, cleaning up and evening out the asphalt to welcome new citizens who pay higher rents, due to […]
On signage in London, a bit in Denmark, common sense or lack of same, respect towards the elderly, ethics and moral.
From a time slice in my life. Stamford Hill. Where I was fascinated by Judaism once again in my life. Although this time very different from my years at teachers college where I did a short stajier week at a Jewish School in Ryparken. Here I wanted to even marry a jew just to get […]
The female is becoming male to survive the streets. The male gaze stops women from being themselves. Women are formed by the rules on the male dominated streets of Turkey i.e. where unwritten (but not untaught rules are the norm to follow.) These rules are the ayip rules. The overall gaze of men and even […]
A too narrow provisional proposal for a possible phd: “Almanci” youth amazingly enough know their Yesilcam cinema by heart in contrast to Turkish born youth living in Turkey. why is this?