Border Studies

Border Studies is a haphazard collection of visual inspiration from New Territories, an experimental studio for research and production based in Shanghai.

Threads: Asia, art, landscapes, cultural remixing, the aesthetics and problematics of exploration, anthropomorphism and future anxieties, absurd and arresting images

See the more formal New Territories Notes here

See more on chief surveyor Samantha Culp here

Contact: info[at]newterritories[dot]org

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“
But not this time. This time, something jarred.

It took watching two or three interviews, with different young witnesses, to realize what the hell was going on. The slickness, the sound bites, the neat closing summary: These people weren’t describing the tragedy, they were reviewing it.
”

— Lights, Camera, Reaction: When Did Eye-witnesses to Horror Become So Disturbingly Articulate? | PandoDaily

12:14 am • 22 July 2012 • 1 note

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“But not this time. This time, something jarred. It took watching two or three interviews, with different young witnesses, to realize what the hell was going on. The slickness, the sound bites, the neat closing summary: These people weren’t describing the tragedy, they were reviewing it.”

“
But not this time. This time, something jarred.

It took watching two or three interviews, with different young witnesses, to realize what the hell was going on. The slickness, the sound bites, the neat closing summary: These people weren’t describing the tragedy, they were reviewing it.
”