ArticlesDo·January 16, 2021“Our vision for the future is joyful, beautiful, liberatory”Often, artistic practice is considered as a byproduct of political organising, a mere reflection of social movements. Autonomous Design Group,...Text: Zoe Rasbash
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See·December 11, 2023Mohammed Z Rahman on art, solidarity and the power of dreamingArt as an antidote to obfuscation and how liberation is rooted in collective solidarityText: Jeevan SanghaImage: Sali Mudawi
ArticlesSee·September 9, 2022Why photographer Lisandro Suriel is asking: ‘Do you believe in ghosts?’ Taking inspiration from the mysteries of nature and reframing the Caribbean through an uncanny lensText: Lisandro SurielImage: Erin Cobby
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Artist Spotlight·May 25, 2023Artist Spotlight: Tizta BerhanuTizta Berhanu is an Ethiopian figurative painter whose work focuses on love and intimacy Text: Isabella Pearce
Opinion·September 22, 2025Symbolism and reality: A Palestinian perspective on Italy’s antifascismCommemorating courage, abandoning it todayText: Dalia IsmailImage: Aude Abou Nasr
See·August 12, 2024Intimate reflections on SESSIONSHow a contemporary art project galvanised the artistic community of CyprusText: Gervaise Alexis Savvias
See·July 21, 2023The news is a KhartoonHow Khalid Albaih navigates the role of art in political resistance in SudanText: Adebayo Quadry-Adekanbi
Do·February 5, 2023How ESEA people are reclaiming their bodies and disrupting fetishisation through Life DrawingIn conversation with ESEA Life Drawing on communal art classes, bodily expression and reconnecting with our heritage Text: Isabella Yasmin KajiwaraImage: Natasha Phang Lee
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