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A literary sensation from its first publication

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Saodat Ismailova: A Seed Under Our Tongue Cold War A literary sensation from itsOn the occasion of the retrospective A Seed Under Our Tongue, an extensive monograph dedicated to Saodat Ismailova gathers and presents the works exhibited. The volume retraces the artists practice through a plurality of voices and perspectives, with contributions from international scholars and critics specializing in diverse fields. Among these, a text by critic Erika Balsom explores Ismailovas distinctive use of moving images, while an essay by