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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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ArticlesSee·October 3, 2022“Through me, these queer ancestors are visual” Lessons from Vincent Martell of VAM STUDIOText: Adebayo Quadry-AdekanbiImage: Alia Romagnoli
ArticlesSee·September 1, 2021What happens when a photographer starts to lose her sight?Shabnam Ferdowsi is an LA based photographer whose traditional work documents the vastness of travel destinations and the frenetic energy...Text: Maisie Goulsbra
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