The Color Black religion Skin in the Game follows

Skin in the Game follows on from the acclaimed fieldwork diary

touching and funny

The publication combines artistic and scholarly methods of critical inquiry to open up the concept of hydrofeminism in the contexts of contemporary art practices

from Greek mythology and epics to the rise of the novel with Daniel Defoe’s Robinson’s Crusoe and Gulliver’s Travels of Jonathan Swift

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The Color Black religion Skin in the Game followsThis publication traces a theoretical and visual narrative of the relationship of art and architecture with the colour black through two engaging essays by acclaimed architect and critic Mohsen Mostafavi and the Marxist German art historian Max Raphael (18891952). Bringing together a rich inventory of images, Mostafavi considers architectures connection with the colour by considering parallel developments in global art practices with references