The Quarantine Tapes

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The Quarantine Tapes 191: Rebecca Solnit May 20, 2021

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“Just as therapists say that no two people have the same families, so no two people have the same pandemic.”

The Quarantine Tapes 190: John Freeman May 12, 2021

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“I think in our time we need many more collaborative modes if we’re going to find our way out of the spiritual malaise and the problems that we find ourselves in this country.”

The Quarantine Tapes 189: Durs Grünbein May 05, 2021

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“What we now experience is a pandemia, as it is universal, it’s also a daily, constant World War. Each part of the world has its place in this war. There are so many battle grounds at the same time.”

The Quarantine Tapes 188: Tracy K Smith Apr 30, 2021

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“I am someone who has been eager to bring the vocabulary of justice and anti-racism into the different contexts that I inhabit, and one of them is the campus where I teach and where I feel fortunate to serve students who have a lot of wishes and needs. I think it’s been a year of working together with others to see how far we’re willing to go with this goal. But, as you may know, we’re not all on the same page, and it’s been painful to be reminded of that.”

The Quarantine Tapes 187: Nilanjana Bhowmick Apr 28, 2021

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“The grief that we’re experiencing in India is as profound as it is stunning. We’re mourning the loss of our democracy--at least, some of us...and then suddenly the pandemic scattered us on islands of grief.”

The Quarantine Tapes 186: Trevor Paglen Apr 22, 2021

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“What does it mean to arrive at a moment in history when we can build computer vision systems, build artificial intelligence systems, that look at images that we post on the internet?

The Quarantine Tapes 185: Debra Winger Apr 21, 2021

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“You can do anything if you’re ready for it.”

The Quarantine Tapes 180 : Henry Rollins (Part2) Apr 16, 2021

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"When you lose art and culture in a society you lose the society itself.”

The Quarantine Tapes 184: Tess Lewis Apr 14, 2021

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“In the idea of responsibility, and the idea of translation as responsibility, as a responsible, responsive act, I think you are both communing with the text and, in a certain sense, resisting it, testing it, pushing it.”

The Quarantine Tapes 183: Paul Muldoon Apr 12, 2021

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“The bit that is generally not so honored and so valorized is ignorance, unknowing, innocence. And that’s what I try to teach my students and that’s what I try to remember myself anytime I try to sit down to write something. I write in the absolute conviction that I have no idea what I’m doing.”

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