Published on the occasion of the exhibition 'Some Detours' by artist Michael Lee at Künstlerhaus Bethanien, Berlin, 28 February to 24 March 2013.
'Solitude has always existed in society in different forms: living or working solo; the lone vacation; and isolation from society. This issue of Corridors brings together texts that examine the diversity and complexity of solitude through four themes: the solitude of isolation imposed by an authority of power; the solitude of the dreamer withdrawn from society as a form of rebellion; the solitude of difference associated with one's sexuality; and the solitude of elements in the larger cosmos beyond humanity.' - from the back cover
With contributors' biographies.
Onsite
English
2013
181
9783941230248
1
anthology
Introduction: Mapping Solitudes
- LEE Honghwee Michael, 李鴻輝
A Man with Tousled Hair
- John BERGER
Stops Making Sense
- Alps BETHNECK
In Defence of Friendlessness
- Beth BLUM
The Power of Introverts
- Susan CAIN
Three Flats
- Lilian CHEE
Heman Chong: Island (Covers)
- Inti GUERRERO, 格瑞洛殷迪
The Answers Are in the Questions
- Andrew GUTHRIE
From Gong Li to Ming Wong, or from the Face that Does Nothing to the Face that Does Too Much
- HO Rui An, 何銳安
An Idler's Diary
- Tom HODGKINSON
Protecting the Self
- Eric KLINENBERG
The Stripper's Practice: Rules of Engagement in a Striptease
- Daniel KOK
As Giving Blood
- Amanda Lee KOE
The Quiet Conclusion of It Can Change
- Anthony MARCELLINI, John HOPPIN
Self-Centred Ecological Services
Hikikomori: Solitary Youth of Japan
- Meng-Hu
Dreams
- Lina MOUNZER
Man Alone with Himself
Machines for Dying In
- David PRATER
Michelangelo Chats with Absalon
- Bruce QUEK
The Solitary Forager Hypothesis of Autism
- Jared Edward RESER
Genocide of Fakers
- TANG Fukuen, Kent CHAN, LEE Honghwee Michael, 李鴻輝
Prison Breaks
- Chinchin YAP
Masturbation and Philosophy
- Damon A. YOUNG
Corridors: Notes on the Contemporary: No.1: Solitude
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