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Concrete Shroud, Jake Reller, Mariah Tate Klemens
Concrete Shroud, Jake Reller, Mariah Tate Klemens
Occam's Razor
Concrete shroud is an exhibition originating from a dialogue between the two artists, culminating in a series of lectures written by Mariah Tate Klemens and Jake Reller.
Community, Culture And Identity In An Age Of Globalization, Katie Wiggins
Community, Culture And Identity In An Age Of Globalization, Katie Wiggins
Occam's Razor
As we move further into the age of globalization, we are seeing changes not only at a global level but at individual and communal levels; changes that we cannot wholly identify but that we recognize in ourselves. We are adapting to a global world, one that is affecting our identity and culture and, as we attempt to hold on to this identity and still converse with a larger world, we ultimately are forced to reshape our identities. Some may wonder what this will mean for the future and to what extent it affects us as individuals and communities. To answer …
Occam's Razor Vol. 3 - Full (2013)
Reanimating Identities: The Zombie Manifestation Of A Darker America, Mckenzie Yuasa
Reanimating Identities: The Zombie Manifestation Of A Darker America, Mckenzie Yuasa
Occam's Razor
Zombies are the soulless reanimated corpses of human beings; they wander the border between life and death, mindlessly obeying their carnal desires. Humans are always threatened by these unnatural abominations that relentlessly seek to satiate their hunger for human flesh. Recently zombie texts have made a rapid movement from the margins to the mainstream media, which indicates that audiences find some aspect of zombies very compelling. World War Z (WWZ) by Max Brooks is one popular zombie text that features a global apocalypse in which the “walking plague” infects millions of people and nearly causes the complete collapse of civilization. …