An online journal centered on air, its related themes, and historical, interdisciplinary, and critical resonances.
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the new issue of @venti_journal “Wind” is out now, and I wrote the preface! Check it out here: venti-journal.com/wind-prefa…
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"Wind", beautiful special issue of @venti_journal
"If awareness of air is predicated on the effects of winds, how might we characterize the importance of movement ... to the consideration of the invisible?"
venti-journal.com/windtoc
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@venti_journal issue on Senses is online – with articles on smells by Shivani Kapoor @shii_vani, Andrew Kettler @SmellofSlavery, M. Diaconu, Hsuan Hsu, Matt Morris, creative works, and my essay « Navigating by Smell : on Scent, the Sea, and Distance» venti-journal.com/senses-tab…
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For @venti_journal's 'Senses' issue, I write about how the air in/around a leather tannery in Kanpur becomes an object of caste in 'The Air Smells Rotten' venti-journal.com/shivani-ka…. Do check out this wonderfully curated issue venti-journal.com/senses-tab…
We are now accepting submissions for our next issue, SENSES
Click for CFP venti-journal.com/for-contri…
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Highly recommend venturing into the new issue of @venti_journal on Inhale/Exhale and "the many aspects of respiration as an intimate, communal force." It's full of unexpected contributions and beautiful job on the design too. venti-journal.com/inhale-exh…
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Poetry School student Stephanie Heit has published a selection of poems in @venti_journal 🎉. The poems engage with ecological concerns & some were written during @jr_carpenter 's
course 'Writing Coastlines'. Poems here: bit.ly/3xxhS9m
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super stoked to have two poems in the new issue of @venti_journal –– the first is an ode to my late grandpa & the second is about the wage-form failing to catch its breath 🫁🫁🫁
venti-journal.com/dominick-k…
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CFP alert! ✨
Submit your proposals for 'Senses,' the next issue of @venti_journal 🌬️
More details here 👉 bit.ly/3iZ1JEq
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@DavidKe72771512 and I had the pleasure to contribute to the latest issue of @venti_journal, "Inhale/Exhale". Check out this beautifully curated online journal! #TedChiang #Exhalation venti-journal.com/inhale-exh…
“The history of yoga as an upper-middle class white practice goes hand in hand with the history of violence against South Asian communities. ... There are two histories of yoga, one is a white history, one is other histories.”
- @SugataRay1 at “Imagining the Atmospheric Invisble”
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"Black lungs accumulate unbreathable matter and scar tissue as part of the everyday phenomenology of being Black" -- incredible talk on theory & Black art by @kgbain for the "Imagining the Atmospheric Invisible" virtual symposium @the_clark Link to talk 👉 atmosphericinvisible.com
Our event with Professor Petra Kuppers is coming up! RSVP at the link below:
venti-journal.com/rsvp-petra…
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Vanitas Portrait of a Lady, possibly a self-portrait, c1613-20, by #ClaraPeeters (Flemish, 1594–1657 or after). Private collection; source,commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/F…. For interpretation, see Liana Cheney’s @venti_journal article, venti-journal.com/liana-chen… #womenartists #artherstory
“Air is not only a medium of the physical life of humans, animals and plants. It is also a medium of society.”
- Eva Horn, “Airborne: Air as Social Medium”
In our new issue, ATMOSPHERE
#EvaHorn #Venti #VentiJournal #atmosphere #atmospherichumanities
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Our first two issues, ATMOSPHERE and AIR BUBBLES are out now! Read and download at venti-journal.com
Venti asks: how do we become aware of something invisible and of things that are always in the air—such as the air itself?
Investigating this query in a series of issues, each publication deals with a theme that explores the indexical qualities of air and our awareness of it.
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