moshtari @moshtweeet

artist/writer interested in ugliness, debris and afghanistan‘s visual arts and history (new account) moshtari.de Hamburg, Deutschland Joined March 2025

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Samantha Rose Hill @Samantharhill

4 months ago

Walter Benjamin

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⛧ @wydbanx

5 months ago

An aquarium in Japan has changed the diet of its penguins and otters due to rising costs, and the animals are refusing to eat the cheaper fish

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This week, many remember the crucifixion of Yeshua / Jesus / Isa. But we must also remember how European Christians re-enacted that brutality across Africa for centuries using torture and execution in the name of empire and faith.

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Neil Renic @NC_Renic

5 months ago

I’m taking a break from my mental health to focus on my academic work

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New York Institute for the Humanities @NYIHatNYPL

6 months ago

The NYIH is co-sponsoring a public event at The New School on March 5: Afghan-German writer and artist Moshtari Hilal will be discussing her new book, Ugliness, with our fellow and NYT columnist Rhonda Garelick. Visit event.newschool.edu/ugliness for more info and RSVP

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New Vessel Press @NewVesselPress

6 months ago

Thank you to everyone who turned out for the U.S. book tour of Moshtari Hilal, author of UGLINESS, translated by Elisabeth Lauffer. "A sweeping meditation on a subject rarely addressed," writes Rhonda Garelick in The New York Times. newvesselpress.com/books/ugliness/

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New Vessel Press @NewVesselPress

7 months ago

NY Times calls UGLINESS by Moshtari Hilal "a sweeping meditation" on a "taboo subject." Times columnist @rkgar: "Hilal takes on our beauty-worshipping celebrity culture and the beauty industry for...keeping women in an expensive prison of self-doubt.” nytimes.com/2025/02/14/sty…

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Elisabeth Lechner (she/her) @FemSista

2 years ago

„Woher kommt der Hass gegen die Hässlichkeit?“ @srfkultur Sternstunde Philosophie zu Schönheit und Körperpolitiken mit Yves Bossart, der visuellen Künstlerin Moshtari Hilal (lest ihr geniales Buch „Hässlichkeit“!)und mir🤓 #RiotDontDiet @KremayrScheriau srf.ch/play/tv/sterns…

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edna bonhomme, phd @jacobinoire

2 years ago

Check my interview with writer and researcher Moshtari Hilal which is published in @Silver_Press_ We discuss her book, Ugliness, as well as what it means to be part of a diaspora living in Germany.

Silver Press 🌙 @Silver_Press_

2 years ago

Check my interview with writer and researcher Moshtari Hilal which is published in @Silver_Press_ We discuss her book, Ugliness, as well as what it means to be part of a diaspora living in Germany.

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Giovanna-Beatrice Carlesso @GBCarlesso

2 years ago

Vom 7. bis 9. März 2024 findet die 32nd Annual Berkeley Interdisciplinary German Studies Conference der @UCBerkeley @BerkeleyGerman zum Thema »Beauty & Artifice« statt – mit spannenden Vorträgen und einer Keynote von Moshtari Hilal! Zoom-Registrierung via shorturl.at/xBFOU

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Internazionale @Internazionale

a year ago

L'artista afgano tedesca Hilal Moshtari sarà a Ferrara per presentare il suo libro Bruttezza, che riflette sui canoni estetici e il bagaglio di oppressione, deumanizzazione e patriarcato che si portano dietro. Iscriviti alla newsletter del festival: intern.az/1z5o

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VOGUE_Germany @VOGUE_Germany

a year ago

Künstlerin #MoshtariHilal spricht im Interview über ihr Buch "Hässlichkeit" und über die Werte, die unsere Gesellschaft geprägt haben ➡️ voguegermany.visitlink.me/UUFhki #voguegermany

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New Vessel Press @NewVesselPress

7 months ago

Sander Gilman on UGLINESS by Moshtari Hilal, translationElisabethLauffer:"Her rumination on what makes us think that we are ugly,that we don't fit in, that all stare at us or indeed avoid looking at us,provides personal and historical insights into our fantasies about ourselves.”