Written during the weekend of October 24/25 in Paris. From the Montgomery civil rights movement in 1955 to the barricades of Paris and the Prague Spring of 1968; from the Soweto Uprising in 1976 to the Tiananmen Square massacre in 1989; from Tompkins Square Park in 1988 and the Los Angeles uprising in 1992 to […]
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Ibrahim Quraishi is a conceptual artist and writer dividing his time between Berlin and Amsterdam. His work has been exhibited extensively across Europe, South/East Asia and the Middle East. He is a regular cultural-political contributor to the German newspaper TAZ : die tageszeitung. His first historical novel, “Being Everywhere, Being Nowhere” (Part I of a trilogy), is forthcoming from Seven Stories Press, NY.
