e-flux Journal #59

<p>Organized in collaboration with Antje Ehmann and Doreen Mende, this issue of <i>e-flux journal</i> pays tribute to Harun Farocki (January 9, 1944–July 30, 2014) with a series of essays and reflections on his work and life by friends, collaborators, film scholars, and admirers. Those who knew Harun personally remember not only the epic influence of his work, but also his generosity as a friend and collaborator. As for us, we have never before dedicated a full issue of <i>e-flux journal </i>to a single artist…</p> <p><b>Editorial—Harun Farocki</b><br /> Julieta Aranda, Brian Kuan Wood, Anton Vidokle</p> <p><b>A Question They Never Stop Asking</b><br /> Kodwo Eshun</p> <p><b>Also of Things: Notes for a Film Remembering Harun Farocki</b><br /> Ruchir Joshi</p> <p><b>An Archeologist of the Present</b><br /> Christa Blümlinger</p> <p><b>FAROCKI</b><br /> James Benning</p> <p><b>A Critique of Animation</b><br /> Anselm Franke</p> <p><b>Letters to Harun </b><br /> Cathy Lee Crane</p> <p><b>The Many Haruns: A Timeline Through Books and Hand Gestures from 18,000 BC–2061</b><br /> Doreen Mende</p> <p><b>How to Wear a Scissor-Wielding Trifecta on a T-Shirt</b><br /> Alice Creischer and Andreas Siekmann</p> <p><b>Farocki: A Frame for the No Longer Visible: Thomas Elsaesser in Conversation with Alexander Alberro </b><br /> Thomas Elsaesser and Alexander Alberro</p> <p><b>Joint Leopard Dot</b><br /> Filipa César</p> <p><b>Farocki’s Cinematic Historiography: Reconstructing the Visible</b><br /> Ute Holl</p> <p><b>Harun’s Highway</b><br /> Jan Ralske</p> <p><b>Attachment:</b><br /> Constanze Ruhm</p> <p><b>Operational Images</b><br /> Trevor Paglen</p> <p><b>Watch and Learn</b><br /> Bani Khoshnoudi</p> <p><b>In His Reading Chair</b><br /> Armin Linke</p> <p><b>Beginnings</b><br /> Hito Steyerl</p>