Monday’s the day! We are looking forward to an exciting lineup of panels and workshops to seek ways forward in a divided world. Here’s a sneak preview of our program and some exclusive #GUGlobalDialogues merch.

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This poster/lithograph was made by Yoko Ono and John Lennon in 1969, in the heart of the Cold War. It is even more relevant today. Share it if you agree to its sentiments.

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We are officially one week away from the #GUGlobalDialogues ! We can’t wait to welcome our GGD Fellows on campus to engage with each other, with prominent U.S.-based thinkers, and with our students, faculty, and a wider public.

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Ranjit Hoskote, one of our Global Fellows, is a poet and critic who addresses cultural pluralism from the local to the global.

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Late March/ early April marks a slowdown in the circulation of books, with stock-taking, warehouses and inventories claiming the attention of publishers and the book trade at large. Happily, we're done with this now - so copies of my new book, To Break and To Branch: Six Essays

Looking forward with much excitement to the Georgetown Global Dialogues Georgetown Global Dialogues - 20th through 26th April in Washington DC, convened by Thomas Banchoff & Pankaj Mishra. I am honoured to be one of the six GGD Fellows, alongside Ece Temelkuran , Mohsin Hamid, Nesrine Malik,

Organising this for Cambridge University alumni in Mumbai

Ranjit Hoskote A treasure of a book… 🪷🪷🪷

'In Hoskote’s essays, we sense his evolving engagement with Patel’s work as a whole, a keen alertness to emerging patterns, his understanding of the intertextuality of Patel’s writing and art-making, and a heightened ability to see details that a less informed onlooker would

On Tuesday: 16 April 2024, 6 pm onwards, I will be speaking on 'Bombay: A Cosmopolis of the Long 1950s', at the Royal Bombay Yacht Club - an event held under the aegis of The Cambridge Society, Bombay; the Museum Society of Mumbai; and @csmvsmumbai .

My core preoccupation, in

Ranjit Hoskote’s evaluation of #GievePatel ’s work assumes the form of a double helix: the critic’s view of the artist’s progress over the years gets intertwined with the critic’s perception of his own growth, writes Somak (he/him); Seagull Books سیگل t.ly/0HKgV

'Towards a Cosmopolitanism of Repair', my essay written in the run-up to the Georgetown Global Dialogues Georgetown Global Dialogues (20-26 April 2024), is online now: globaldialogues.georgetown.edu/posts/towards-…

Thus spake the Right.

My GALF 2024 Keynote Address, 'Gaza is Everywhere', has just appeared in a beautiful Bangla translation by the poet Saubhik De Sarkar . I thank Saubhik for his warmth and collegial generosity, and the super team at 4numberplatform for their solidarity 🙏🏻

A celebration curated by Nancy Adajania.

In the midst of the horrors unfolding in Gaza and the tumult in Israel, let us pause to mourn the Iraqi-Israeli novelist and civil rights activist Sami Michael (born Kamal Salah; Baghdad, 15 August 1926-Haifa, 1 April 2024), who wrote both in his native Arabic and the Hebrew he

‘To Break and To Branch’: A gentle guide to Gieve Patel’s art, for first-timers and old admirers. Ranjit Hoskote’s book provides detailed descriptions and contextualisation of Patel’s art.

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Ranjit Hoskote Ranjit Hoskote rounds off our 2 month long relay of contributors’ recommendations with his choice of poets & translators: Alvin Pang Alvin Pang, PhD & Robert Sheppard. Thanks, all, for your collegial support. For participating & reading. Thanks!

‘To Break and To Branch’: A gentle guide to Gieve Patel’s art, for first-timers and old admirers scroll.in/article/106555… via Scroll.in Ranjit Hoskote