Go Figure: Figurative Social Surrealist PaintingsAn intricate monograph for a major retrospective of fine artist and cartoonist Guy Colwells figurative paintings, each teeming with life, sparkling with color, rich in observational and sharp social commentary. Go Figure collects 44 social surrealist figurative paintings, spanning 19872023. All are in eye popping color: many depict a crowd in observational tableaux, each figure a character by virtue of dress, body language, and interactions with each

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The book analyses the development and principal features of this capitalist realism as a lived ideological framework

a model ten years her junior—are punctuated by encounters with her ex-husband

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Men are beginning to become pregnant using artificial wombs that sit outside of their bodies like balloons

These unique cultural endeavors reveal the multileveled textures of the exiles of new Arab writing