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Arjuna Keshvani-Ham

︎ About 

︎ Current Exhibitions
︎ Documentaries
︎ Texts

︎ Projects
  ︎ The Silence of Growing Things    
  ︎ Radicle City (I)  
  ︎ Radicle City (II)
  ︎ Snapshots of Lagos
  ︎ The House               
  ︎ Losing your mother
  ︎I cannot wash away the blue
  ︎ Portugal: Contested Legacies

︎ Videoessay: My practice
︎ CV


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Title: The apocalypse is dead. Sort of...
Published in: Prospect Magazine
Date: 2024

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“Dystopian fiction used to speculate about the termination or subversion of our world. Nowadays, however, the dystopia is in our newspapers”


Title: Dark Rooms
Published in: The Pluralist, issue 9, Words in Blue Neon
Date: 2022

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“We sit on the banks at the edge of the Thames. That vast body of quicksilver and sludge and sewage, under the shadow of Cleopatra’s needle, that great obelisk uprooted from its land of origin by an Englishman with a passion for Egyptian antiquities. A few hundred feet to the south, towards Embankment pier, the ghost of an Indian elephant who once traversed the ice of the frozen Thames – the same elephant who was later shot to death whilst on display at the 1924 British Empire exhibition in Wembley, in the same stadium which was later to become home to the English football team...”


Title: On the Island of St-Denis
Published in: Flaneur Magazine, issue 9
Date: 2023
Role: Co-author




 
“Le Corbusier visits Algeria in the early 1930s. He produces a number of sketches and proposals which will later develop into Plan Obus, an architectural propsal for the city of Algiers. Algiers had already undergone a form of Haussmanisation, the labyrinthine Casbah fractured by wide, arterial boulevards better suited to military mobilization.”


Title: Indigo
Published in: The Pluralist
Date: 2023
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Title: Fitz-Roving
Published in: The Oxford Review of Books
Date: 2019

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“A Charing Cross bookshop acted as the hub for London’s emerging 60’s Beat scene. Speaking to poet Michael Horovitz, our writer wonders whether it can offer a map to finding the city’s modern Bohemia.”


Title: Death from Above
Published in: The Oxford Review of Books
Date: 2019
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Title: The Sixth Extinction
Published in: The ISIS Magazine
Date: 2018
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Title: Stories from the Anthropocene: Part Two
Published in: The ISIS Magazine
Date: 2018
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