Michael EngMichael Eng teaches philosophy and architecture at Pratt Institute. He is currently editing a collection of essays called Theoretical Practice: Investigations into the Architectural Object. Recent publications include “Figures of History,” a catalogue essay for the exhibition Maryam Jafri: Costume Party: Colony and Native (Neuer Berliner Kunstverein, forthcoming) and “Ananthropology, or the Problem of Other Bodies: Heterotopia (1996),” in Knut Åsdam: Speech, Living, Sexualities, Struggle (Fine Arts Unternehmen, 2004).
Kimberly Lamm
Kimberly Lamm teaches English at the University of Washington. Recent publications include “Seeing Feminism in Exile: The Imaginary Maps of Mona Hatoum” and “Getting Close to the Screen of Exile: Visualizing and Resisting the National Mother Tongue in Theresa Hak Kyung Cha’s Dictée” as well as a catalogue essay on Matthew Buckingham’s exhibition A Man of the Crowd. New work on the poetry of Juliana Spahr and the art of Lorna Simpson and Carrie Mae Weems is forthcoming.
