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Intersectional Art as Activism: An Interview with Yishay Garbasz

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by Alison Hugill // Aug. 31, 2020

Yishay Garbasz is a Berlin-based interdisciplinary artist. Her work primarily explores culturally specific inheritance of traumatic memories. Over her 20-year practice, Garbasz has worked with…[read on]

Supporting Art Through Electricity: An Interview with E-Werk Luckenwalde

by Judith Vallette // Aug. 27, 2020

With sustainability progressively becoming a new forefront in our society with start-ups as well as established companies beginning to integrate such values in their mission statements…[read on]

Anti-Colonial Monuments: An Interview with Daniela Ortiz

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by Juan Jose Santos Mateo // Aug. 25, 2020

Daniela Ortiz is a Peruvian-born artist, committed to an anti-racist and anti-colonial discourse in her practice. She currently lives in Spain, a country whose passport’s front page includes…[read on]

The Black Movement Project: An Interview with LaJuné McMillian

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by Lucia Longhi // Aug. 21, 2020

Movement is a key word for New York-based artist LaJuné McMillian, who explores life beyond the material world through animation and virtual reality…[read on]

Gaming, Visibility and Black Trans Experience: An Interview with Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley

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by Judith Vallette // Aug. 14, 2020

Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley is a London- and Berlin-based Black trans artist, game developer and mother. Through video game aesthetics and technologies, Brathwaite-Shirley aims to bring to the forefront the experiences…[read on]

Biopolitics and Coloniality in the Pandemic: An Interview with Luiza Prado de O. Martins

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by Benjamin Busch // Aug. 07, 2020

Examining themes around fertility, reproduction, coloniality, gender and race, Luiza Prado de O. Martin’s artistic and research practice urgently critiques the biopolitical structures that underpin everyday life…[read on]

Against Extractivism: An Interview with Fannie Sosa

by Alison Hugill // Aug. 04, 2020

Fannie Sosa is an afro-sudaka activist, artist and scholar whose work focusses on pleasure and its transmission as a radical act of resistance. In 2016, they launched ‘A White Institution’s Guide for Welcoming Artists…[read on]

Subcultural Identities and Modern Myth-Making: An Interview with Victoria E Pullen

by Elizabeth Schippers // July 28, 2020

With her recently created digital artist book, ‘“Victoria” to “Verlaine”’, Victoria E Pullen explores the ways in which we create modern myths surrounding subcultural practices in the music scene, art world and online fandoms…[read on]

On Extraction and Regeneration: An Interview with Otobong Nkanga

by Elizabeth Schippers // July 24, 2020

Otobong Nkanga, born in Kano, Nigeria, currently lives and works in Antwerp. Her multidisciplinary art practice focusses on the complex relationship between land and its inhabitants. Her exhibition ‘There is No Such Thing…[read on]

Embracing the Glitch: An Interview with Legacy Russell

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by William Kherbek // July 10, 2020

Legacy Russell is a curator, artist and the author of the forthcoming book ‘Glitch Feminism’. Russell’s book, to be released by Verso Books in September, is a manifesto and an exploration of the role that art…[read on]

‘Affect Archives’ at Berlin Biennale 11: An Interview with Sinthujan Varatharajah

Article by Judith Vallette // July 10, 2020
For their ‘exp. 3,’ the 11th Berlin Biennale presents Sinthujan Varatharajah and Osías Yanov’s exhibition ‘Affect Archives.’ In the exhibition, Varatharajah and Yanov concentrate on the body and movement…[read on]

Towards a Transversal Pedagogy: Ahmet Ögüt and the Silent University

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by Cristina Ramos // July 03, 2020

The Silent University is a solidarity-based knowledge exchange platform by displaced people and forced migrants. It is led by a group of lecturers, consultants and research fellows who share this background…[read on]

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Intersectional Art as Activism: An Interview with Yishay Garbasz

by Alison Hugill // Aug. 31, 2020

Yishay Garbasz is a Berlin-based interdisciplinary artist. Her work primarily explores culturally specific inheritance of traumatic memories. Over her 20-year practice, Garbasz has worked with…[read on]

Supporting Art Through Electricity: An Interview with E-Werk Luckenwalde

by Judith Vallette // Aug. 27, 2020

With sustainability progressively becoming a new forefront in our society with start-ups as well as established companies beginning to integrate such values in their mission statements…[read on]

Anti-Colonial Monuments: An Interview with Daniela Ortiz

by Juan Jose Santos Mateo // Aug. 25, 2020

Daniela Ortiz is a Peruvian-born artist, committed to an anti-racist and anti-colonial discourse in her practice. She currently lives in Spain, a country whose passport’s front page includes…[read on]

The Black Movement Project: An Interview with LaJuné McMillian

by Lucia Longhi // Aug. 21, 2020

Movement is a key word for New York-based artist LaJuné McMillian, who explores life beyond the material world through animation and virtual reality…[read on]

Gaming, Visibility and Black Trans Experience: An Interview with Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley

by Judith Vallette // Aug. 14, 2020

Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley is a London- and Berlin-based Black trans artist, game developer and mother. Through video game aesthetics and technologies, Brathwaite-Shirley aims to bring to the forefront the experiences…[read on]

Biopolitics and Coloniality in the Pandemic: An Interview with Luiza Prado de O. Martins

by Benjamin Busch // Aug. 07, 2020

Examining themes around fertility, reproduction, coloniality, gender and race, Luiza Prado de O. Martin’s artistic and research practice urgently critiques the biopolitical structures that underpin everyday life…[read on]

Against Extractivism: An Interview with Fannie Sosa

by Alison Hugill // Aug. 04, 2020

Fannie Sosa is an afro-sudaka activist, artist and scholar whose work focusses on pleasure and its transmission as a radical act of resistance. In 2016, they launched ‘A White Institution’s Guide for Welcoming Artists…[read on]

Subcultural Identities and Modern Myth-Making: An Interview with Victoria E Pullen

by Elizabeth Schippers // July 28, 2020

With her recently created digital artist book, ‘“Victoria” to “Verlaine”’, Victoria E Pullen explores the ways in which we create modern myths surrounding subcultural practices in the music scene, art world and online fandoms…[read on]

On Extraction and Regeneration: An Interview with Otobong Nkanga

by Elizabeth Schippers // July 24, 2020

Otobong Nkanga, born in Kano, Nigeria, currently lives and works in Antwerp. Her multidisciplinary art practice focusses on the complex relationship between land and its inhabitants. Her exhibition ‘There is No Such Thing…[read on]

Embracing the Glitch: An Interview with Legacy Russell

by William Kherbek // July 10, 2020

Legacy Russell is a curator, artist and the author of the forthcoming book ‘Glitch Feminism’. Russell’s book, to be released by Verso Books in September, is a manifesto and an exploration of the role that art…[read on]

‘Affect Archives’ at Berlin Biennale 11: An Interview with Sinthujan Varatharajah

Towards a Transversal Pedagogy: Ahmet Ögüt and the Silent University

by Cristina Ramos // July 03, 2020

The Silent University is a solidarity-based knowledge exchange platform by displaced people and forced migrants. It is led by a group of lecturers, consultants and research fellows who share this background…[read on]

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by Alison Hugill // Aug. 31, 2020

Yishay Garbasz is a Berlin-based interdisciplinary artist. Her work primarily explores culturally specific inheritance of traumatic memories. Over her 20-year practice, Garbasz has worked with…[read on]

by Judith Vallette // Aug. 27, 2020

With sustainability progressively becoming a new forefront in our society with start-ups as well as established companies beginning to integrate such values in their mission statements…[read on]

by Juan Jose Santos Mateo // Aug. 25, 2020

Daniela Ortiz is a Peruvian-born artist, committed to an anti-racist and anti-colonial discourse in her practice. She currently lives in Spain, a country whose passport’s front page includes…[read on]

by Lucia Longhi // Aug. 21, 2020

Movement is a key word for New York-based artist LaJuné McMillian, who explores life beyond the material world through animation and virtual reality…[read on]

by Judith Vallette // Aug. 14, 2020

Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley is a London- and Berlin-based Black trans artist, game developer and mother. Through video game aesthetics and technologies, Brathwaite-Shirley aims to bring to the forefront the experiences…[read on]

by Benjamin Busch // Aug. 07, 2020

Examining themes around fertility, reproduction, coloniality, gender and race, Luiza Prado de O. Martin’s artistic and research practice urgently critiques the biopolitical structures that underpin everyday life…[read on]

by Alison Hugill // Aug. 04, 2020

Fannie Sosa is an afro-sudaka activist, artist and scholar whose work focusses on pleasure and its transmission as a radical act of resistance. In 2016, they launched ‘A White Institution’s Guide for Welcoming Artists…[read on]

by Elizabeth Schippers // July 28, 2020

With her recently created digital artist book, ‘“Victoria” to “Verlaine”’, Victoria E Pullen explores the ways in which we create modern myths surrounding subcultural practices in the music scene, art world and online fandoms…[read on]

by Elizabeth Schippers // July 24, 2020

Otobong Nkanga, born in Kano, Nigeria, currently lives and works in Antwerp. Her multidisciplinary art practice focusses on the complex relationship between land and its inhabitants. Her exhibition ‘There is No Such Thing…[read on]

by William Kherbek // July 10, 2020

Legacy Russell is a curator, artist and the author of the forthcoming book ‘Glitch Feminism’. Russell’s book, to be released by Verso Books in September, is a manifesto and an exploration of the role that art…[read on]

by Cristina Ramos // July 03, 2020

The Silent University is a solidarity-based knowledge exchange platform by displaced people and forced migrants. It is led by a group of lecturers, consultants and research fellows who share this background…[read on]

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