Pickup trucks and SUVs,
herds of them, a species
on the road through this
town, toward Extinction.

 

 

Burned-out headlights, a fender stands up to the ravages
of time and to comparison with (S.) Beckett is a tribute to
this staging's highlights (of) every bit of Arrabal's insanity,
from making rusty pistons, cold spark plugs, excavated
alongside shamanic feathered shirts and Dogon herma-
phrodite figures; the residue of displaced cultures re-
assembled for the future of natural history museums.

The rest is revelation
when there's nothing
left to reveal.

 

stands up: K. Kleiman, “The Automobile Graveyard.” Chicago Reader, 28 June 2001.
Arrabal: Fernando Arrabal is the author of the play, "The Automobile Graveyard."
displaced cultures: See, J. Clifford, The Predicament of Culture. Cambridge, MA., 1988.