Kate Wagner's essay in Protean: Issue V explores the art and life of the Yugoslavian painter France Micheli , who was an interpreter of nature, ritual, and, in many ways, an interrogator of death. His introspective yet universalizing work, like his famous depictions of the folk deity Kurent, breath with fevered nightmares and inexhaustible richness.| Protean Magazine
From Issue V: Philosopher, theorist, and critic Alberto Toscano reads the works of Italian thinkers and Jewish leftists Franco Fortini and Furio Jesi, who grappled with the ethical necessity of confronting Zionism. Toscano considers Zionisms of the past and present as ideologies that have "technicized” religio-historical myth. The post Zionism Breaks appeared first on Protean Magazine.| Protean Magazine