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See All This #42 - The Body with Marlene Dumas

See All This #42 - The Body with Marlene Dumas

See All This #42 - The Body with Marlene Dumas

For its international summer issue, See All This turns its gaze to The Body – intimate and political, sensual and charged – in collaboration with artist Marlene Dumas.

Through art, photography, essays and conversations, this edition explores the body as a site of power, vulnerability, pleasure and transformation. Structured around three chapters – The Political, The Cyclical and The Sensual – the issue includes, among other things, an exhibition-on-paper curated by Dumas, a portfolio of her nudes, essays on birth, care, desire, leadership, and the body in relation to water, as well as A Red-Hot Handbook. In addition, there is an interview with choreographer William Forsythe, a South Africa travel guide, and, of course, plenty of attention to exhibitions and books.

About See All This Magazine: Since 2015, See All This has been inspired by artists, writers, and adventurers to explore new ways of living — through the lens of beauty, art, and nature. Season by season in print. And everyday online.

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See All This #42 - The Body with Marlene Dumas

For its international summer issue, See All This turns its gaze to The Body – intimate and political, sensual and charged – in collaboration with artist Marlene Dumas.

Through art, photography, essays and conversations, this edition explores the body as a site of power, vulnerability, pleasure and transformation. Structured around three chapters – The Political, The Cyclical and The Sensual – the issue includes, among other things, an exhibition-on-paper curated by Dumas, a portfolio of her nudes, essays on birth, care, desire, leadership, and the body in relation to water, as well as A Red-Hot Handbook. In addition, there is an interview with choreographer William Forsythe, a South Africa travel guide, and, of course, plenty of attention to exhibitions and books.

About See All This Magazine: Since 2015, See All This has been inspired by artists, writers, and adventurers to explore new ways of living — through the lens of beauty, art, and nature. Season by season in print. And everyday online.