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摘要:在Kahlil Joseph的双屏装置作品《BLKNWS》(2018年至今)中，非裔美国诗人June Jordan朗诵了她的《守法公民之歌》(Song of the Law守法公民)。这首诗巧妙地低调，以一种冷漠的讽刺方式表达，诗的开头迅速积聚了动力。
Author(s): Raengo, Alessandra | Abstract: At one point in Kahlil Joseph’s two-screen installation BLKNWS (2018 – ongoing), African American poet June Jordan recites her “Song of the Law Abiding Citizen.” Strategicallyunderstated and delivered with deadpan irony, the poem begins by quickly accumulating momentum.
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