Pleasant If Somewhat Rude Views
<p>A book of dislocations:</p> <p>I: Winter Promenade<br /> Photographs: The Flower Market, New York, 1998.<br /> II: Chateaubleau / Attir<br /> Photographs of a French farming village. Text on a Beduin Settlement in Israel. The evolving relationship of people to their land and history.<br /> III: Dangling in New York<br /> Text: On the Double Life of a Hebrew Poet</p> <p>Mikael Levin has exhibited widely in Europe and America. Projects include <em>War Story</em> (1996), <em>Common Places</em> (2000), and <em>Notes from the Periphery</em>, which was shown at the Venice Biennale in 2003.</p> <p>Gabriel Levin’s most recent collection of poems <em>Ostraca</em> was published in 1999. <em>Poems from the Diwan</em>, his translation of the medieval Hebrew-Andalusian poet Yehuda Halevi, appeared in 2002. He lives in Jerusalem.</p>
Authors: Mikael Levin, Gabriel Levin
Part of: onestar press