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SUMMARY:Object of Desire
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DESCRIPTION:In collaboration with the (Trans–) Sexualities + Psychoanalysis
	 Summer School\,\nthis Evening is a program of readings by Elena Comay del
	 Junco\, Shiv Kotecha\,\nand Basyma Saad. With an introduction by Maxi Wal
	lenhorst.\n\nHost: Marija Cetinic\n\nElena Comay del Junco is a writer and
	 philosophy professor. Her work has\nappeared in The Point\, Post45\, Text
	e zur Kunst\, and Bæst. She recently published\na translation of Ibn Sīnā‘
	s Commentary on Aristotle’s Metaphysics (2025) and a\nchapbook\, Second Na
	ture (2023). She is currently editing and translating a\ntenth-century Ara
	bic poem on cosmology\, and her book Innervation Tasks is\nforthcoming wit
	h La Barba Metafísica. She lives in New York.\n\nShiv Kotecha is a writer 
	and editor living in New York. He is the author of four\nbooks of poetry: 
	The Switch (Wonder\, 2018)\, EXTRIGUE (Make Now\, 2015)\, Outfits\n(Troll 
	Thread\, 2012)\, and Paint the Rock (Troll Thread\, 2011). His writing\nap
	pears in publications including 4Columns\, Aperture\, BOMB\, Cultured\, fr
	ieze\,\nThe Nation\, and The Poetry Project Newsletter. For the Andy Warho
	l Foundation\nArts Writers Grant\, he co-edits Cookie Jar\, a pamphlet ser
	ies of experimental\narts writing\, and teaches writing at New York Univer
	sity and in the MFA program\nat Milton Avery Graduate School of the Arts a
	t Bard College.\n\nBasyma Saad is an artist and writer born in Beirut. Her
	 work explores notions of\nmourning\, spontaneity\, and surplus\, through 
	film\, performance\, and sculpture\,\nalongside essays and fiction. Basyma
	‘s work has been presented and screened at\nMoMA\, The Poetry Project\, CP
	H:DOX\, and other places. Her writing appears in n+1\,\nThe New Inquiry\, 
	Protean\, Spike Art\, Jadaliyya\, FailedArchitecture\, X-TRA\, and\nThe Fu
	nambulist. She is currently working on a book of prose and poetry.\n\nMaxi
	 Wallenhorst is a writer living in Berlin. She’s a doctoral researcher at\
	nLeuphana University Lüneburg and a contributing editor to the Berlin Revi
	ew. She\nis also working on a fiction project about sex after the city.
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>In collaboration with the (Trans–) Sexualit
	ies + Psychoanalysis Summer School, this Evening is a program of readings 
	by Elena Comay del Junco, Shiv Kotecha, and Basyma Saad. With an introduct
	ion by Maxi Wallenhorst.</p> <p>Host: Marija Cetinic</p> <p><strong>Elena 
	Comay del Junco</strong> is a writer and philosophy professor. Her work ha
	s appeared in The Point, Post45, Texte zur Kunst, and Bæst. She recently p
	ublished a translation of Ibn Sīnā‘s Commentary on Aristotle’s Metaphysics
	 (2025) and a chapbook, Second Nature (2023). She is currently editing and
	 translating a tenth-century Arabic poem on cosmology, and her book Innerv
	ation Tasks is forthcoming with La Barba Metafísica. She lives in New York
	.</p> <p><strong>Shiv Kotecha</strong> is a writer and editor living in Ne
	w York. He is the author of four books of poetry: The Switch (Wonder, 2018
	), EXTRIGUE (Make Now, 2015), Outfits (Troll Thread, 2012), and Paint the 
	Rock (Troll Thread, 2011). His writing appears in publications including 4
	Columns, Aperture, BOMB, Cultured, frieze, The Nation, and The Poetry Proj
	ect Newsletter. For the Andy Warhol Foundation Arts Writers Grant, he co-e
	dits Cookie Jar, a pamphlet series of experimental arts writing, and teach
	es writing at New York University and in the MFA program at Milton Avery G
	raduate School of the Arts at Bard College.</p> <p><strong>Basyma Saad</st
	rong> is an artist and writer born in Beirut. Her work explores notions of
	 mourning, spontaneity, and surplus, through film, performance, and sculpt
	ure, alongside essays and fiction. Basyma‘s work has been presented and sc
	reened at MoMA, The Poetry Project, CPH:DOX, and other places. Her writing
	 appears in n+1, The New Inquiry, Protean, Spike Art, Jadaliyya, FailedArc
	hitecture, X-TRA, and The Funambulist. She is currently working on a book 
	of prose and poetry.</p> <p><strong>Maxi Wallenhorst</strong> is a writer 
	living in Berlin. She’s a doctoral researcher at Leuphana University Lüneb
	urg and a contributing editor to the Berlin Review. She is also working on
	 a fiction project about sex after the city.</p>
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