Last summer, writes the architect and human rights investigator Eyal Weizman, the Strip was blanketed with “enormous dust clouds containing particles of the different materials that formed the building[s] and [their] environment—concrete, plaster, paint, glass, metal, sand, soil—some of which are synthetic and toxic.” The dust “covered everybody’s skin, eyes, mouths, nostrils, it was present in food and water, and also covered the entire ground like a new layer of topsoil.” In the decades to come, an epidemic of cancer, lung disease, and brain damage caused by this fallout could come to rival in lethality the war’s bombs and bullets.

so I often see v cool small publications and zine type things on issuu. and it's so great and they're free to view but you have to view it in browser so i found a place to convert and download them as pdfs

i'm having a blast. so far I've been pulling things from The Drawing Center bc they have some really great artist publications.

The Mount Ararat, Armenia