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DNA #9: A Kind of World WarAby Warburgs famous lecture on the Hopi snake ritual in Arizona is one of the most commented art history transcripts of the 20th century. But while Warburgs essay is firmly anchored in the canon of art history, to a wider public especially in Europe little is known about its source, the snake ritual and its history. A Kind of World War is dedicated to what Aby Warburg largely ignored himself: that not only the ritual, but also the images of the ritual

and more complex than we sometimes tell ourselves

employing a syntax of consecutive

and different phases of commodification and ownership that the objects pass through on their way from personal possessions to items in a museum collection

Benoit Platéus

and the way she moves in it

social media

often in the dead of summer

An influential figure of the 1970s and ’80s downtown New York writing and performance scene

How does a technocratic city listen

Levi Strauss

which was to shield the ice

the peaceful nights of rest in loving arms

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