Histories of Violence
Brad Evans is the founder and director of the acclaimed online Histories of Violence project. it has a user base spanning 148 countries and features film and written commentary from many leading thinkers and artists. More Here
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Column Editor
Since 2017 Brad Evans has been the "Histories of Violence" section editor for the Los Angeles Review of Books. This monthly series of conversations aims to rethink the problem of violence in a conversational way by bringing together the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences. Guests have featured Oliver Stone, Elaine Scarry, Gottfried Helnwein, Fatima Bhutto, Simon Critchley, and John Akomfrah, amongst many others. For full series click Here
Series Editor
Throughout 2015-17 Brad Evans led a series on violence for the New York Times. Featured in its philosophy column, The Stone, Brad engaged a series of critical scholars to address the many complex ways violence appears. Participants included Simon Critchley, Zygmunt Bauman, Gayatri Spivak, Bracha Ettinger, Henry Giroux, Simona Forti & Richard Bernstein. Click Here for full series.
Media
New series of videos to accompany Brad Evans book Ecce Humanitas, now released. These include features on Dante, Goya & Jake & Dinos Chapman. Full series Here.
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