The Nomadic Pigment Lab cultivates pigment and dye exchanges with artists from around the world. The authors visited Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, this fall to investigate the cultural meaning of the logwood tree.
How can a piece of writing build trust across continents, cultures, and contexts? We find out in these parallel reflections between two writers.
Yiddish anarchism meets augmented reality, Lettriste painting and Parisian squats, molten tanks and iron flags, and the praxis of hospitality.
I believe that it is logically impossible / to have a mistake in nature
While the pope stood in front of cameras apologizing for Canada’s residential school system, religious media outlets continued a campaign of denialism.
Track 8 from Travesti Biológica features vocals from multidisciplinary artist Ivy Monteiro.
Four poems from the forthcoming collection, “Lent”
A memoir of escape and exile from once-democratic Myanmar.
The revolution is strong, its path is slow and its end is the same as that of a tree: to give oneself, be it in the form of shade or fruit, and to fight against the chainsaws that decapitate rooted bodies.
In a cafe near Templehof park in Berlin in the spring, Anna Bowen catches up with scholar and writer Simon(e) van Saarloos about their new book, Take Em Down: Scattered Monuments and Queer Forgetting.
The voices of the ghosts that are trapped in this soil blow through my ears as vibrations. Little by little, I prepare myself to be other matter by colliding with other bodies.
With enTR4V4, Mavi takes us on a voyeuristic tour of various bedrooms to an insistent four-on-the-(boudoir)-floor rhythm.
