A few random photos from the last month. I've been so busy with school-related work (multiple search committees, thesis projects, etc.) that I haven't been able to get out much. But here are a few images from recent weeks.
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| The façade of Aljira, a Center for Contemporary Art, announcing Zachary Fabri's show From the Wolf to the Fox, which closed on January 15 |
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| A detail from Fabri's Areola: Black Presidents, digital print |
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| Detail, Zachary Fabri, Eu Mino Minas Gerais (I Mine Minas Gerais, Brazil), 2010. |
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| Rutgers-Newark Chancellor Nancy Cantor speaking at the opening of Express Newark at the newly renovated Hahne's Building, Newark |
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| One of the glassed in reliquary spaces at the new World Trade Center PATH station |
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| In Las Cruces, New Mexico |
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| Las Cruces, New Mexico |
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| The flyer for the conversation I had with the utterly brilliant, lovely Christina Sharpe, who also read from her must-read book, In the Wake: On Blackness and Being |
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| Marble-polisher, WTC PATH statoin |
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| Worker relaxing, WTC PATH station |
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| A display being erected or dismantled, it was unclear which was the case, WTC PATH station |
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| Workers polishing all that slippery, easily scuffed marble, WTC PATH station (perhaps someone will think of laying rubber pathways to lessen the possibility of slips and tumbles when it's rainy or snowy outside) |
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| Union Station, Washington, DC |
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| What I found when I left my office on Monday; someone had smashed into my left sideview mirror |
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| Dorothy Wang of Williams College delivering her talk at Rutgers-Newark on Amiri Baraka, Ed Dorn, and the politics of literary history and valuation |
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