Paperwork and the will of capital book

To purchase this item directly from our New York Shop, please send us an email or call us at the number below. Texts by Daniel E. The economist and investigative journalist Nicholas Kulish discusses the shakeable world order since , as seen by Simon in her body of work, and the botanist Daniel Atha looks at adaptation and survival in the plant world as a mirror for human political action. A short story by the fiction writer Hanan Al-Shayk winds in and around the work, extending and contextualizing its meaning. Her methodology, often scarcely visible in the final product, is a valuable resources that should be explored in itself. This vibrantly illustrated publication is an essential accompaniment to the work.

His Hortus gramineus Woburnensis catalogues the results of soil and planting experiments conducted to enhance the performance and nutritive value of various types of grass cultivated for animal fodder. Plant communities composed of diverse species, Sinclair found, produce a greater yield than less species-rich plots. The sculptures can also be exhibited in a closed format on a half-scale press with the top weight surmounting its singly stacked pages. Her project originated in her observation that in photographs documenting the ratification of official treaties an arrangement of cut flowers typically adorns the setting in which signatories convene. Such bouquets, Simon proposes, parallel the arrangements and rearrangements of power they ceremonially mark.