01. Eyal Weizman
“This issue features a microinterview with Eyal Weizman, conducted by Alex Carp. Weizman is the director of the Centre for Research Architecture at Goldsmiths College, University of London. Together with Sandi Hilal and Alessandro Petti, he’s one of the founding members of Decolonizing Architecture, an architectural studio/residency based in Bethlehem that uses architecture as a tool for expression and political activism within the conflicts of Israel and Palestine. His next book, Least of All Possible Evils, will be published by Verso in the fall. The bulk of his design work focuses on how architecture might address political problems; much of his writing focuses on how, in settings varying from war zones to occupations and familiar city centers, it has failed to do so. The Believer had a chance to speak with him during the Creative Time Summit at Cooper Union, where he presented some of his recent work.” (Believer).
02. Diego Maradona agrees to manage Dubai team Al Wasl
“Diego Maradona has been appointed as the new manager of United Arab Emirates club Al Wasl.” (BBC).
03. Will travel for food
“NYC may be the center of the dining universe, but these destination restaurants provide great excuses for a day trip.” (Time Out).
04. Coffee Traditions: Cowboy Coffee (Above)
“Whether you’re thinking about making your home on the range or simply spending a weekend roughing it in the woods (or huddled in a pillow fort in your living room), a cup of joe’s always close at hand—provided you’ve got ground coffee and a way to boil water.” (Serious Eats).
collects the artist’s brilliant self portraits and the tales of the men she met. Titillating, for sure, but also simply a remarkable document of a rather ambitious project. (Earls estimates she has sex four to six times a day, often with multiple partners).
