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ActArticles·March 30, 2021The revolutionary artists fighting for democracy in MyanmarThe 100 Projector Project is a group of Myanmar revolutionaries using visual art to rebel against the violent military coup....Text: Zoe Rasbash
See·August 27, 2024Sudanese cinema and the quest for its preservationHow the Sudanese Film Group's archive relates to Sudan todayText: Ifeoluwa Olutayo
ActSee·July 31, 2022“Art can change the world, but we need to build our own platforms to break down walls.”Jay Price on disability, accessibility and highlighting outsider artText: Erin CobbyImage: Jay Price
See·December 20, 2023Traumas reverberating Armenia’s past to presentIn conversation with filmmaker Inna Sahajkyan about the role of storytelling, documenting the genocide and continuing to fight for humanity Text: Joe Nerssessian
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Artist Spotlight·May 2, 2023Artist Spotlight: Reem KhurshidReem Khurshid is a visual journalist from Karachi, Pakistan whose work focuses on communicating issues of social justice, politics and feminism.Text: Isabella Pearce
Artist Spotlight·February 5, 2024Artist Spotlight: Harshad MaratheHarshad Marathe is an illustrator whose work focuses on myths and folkloreText: Isabella Pearce
Do·August 7, 2024Dabke: Resistance through movementHow a traditional Palestinian folk dance has become a symbol of defiance and determinationText: Christina AtikImage: Anonymous
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ArticlesSee·October 3, 2022“Through me, these queer ancestors are visual” Lessons from Vincent Martell of VAM STUDIOText: Adebayo Quadry-AdekanbiImage: Alia Romagnoli