In this engaging discussion, Stuart Kendall, author of 'Journey to Mexico: Revolutionary Messages & the Tarahumara', delves into Antonin Artaud's transformative journey in 1936. He explores Artaud's quest for a vital culture beyond European civilization, tackling themes of artistic expression, personal struggles, and his profound connection to indigenous practices. The conversation also highlights Artaud's intersection of art and politics, examining his critiques of materialism and the darker aspects of society while reflecting on the broader implications of his legacy.
