This volume by three dedicated researchers is the first effort to reconstruct the life and work of a woman who had an exceptional and cultivated voice — who toured the world as a performer and made a significant contribution to the cultural lives of the Armenian diaspora
his personal memories of visits to Martin at her studio
essays and poetry by collaborators and other observers
articulating a position of concern and collaboration especially beyond one’s immediate relational circles
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On Foraging in Palestine, Japan & Maastricht - Alaa Abu Asad and Asako Iwama. Yen-Ting Kuan (editor) Alfred Hitchcock This volume by three dedicatedMelon #1: On Foraging in Palestine, Japan & Maastricht looks at foraging as more than a means of survivalits a quiet, everyday act of resistance. From occupied Palestine to rural Japan and urban Maastricht, foraging reveals how access to land, freedom of movement, and alternative ways of living are deeply entangled. In contested or urbanized landscapes, it becomes a way to reclaim connectionwith nature, place, and one another. In the first issue of