
Treasure in My Mouth
With spacey synths and a disco dance beat, "Treasure in My Mouth" is an intimate portrait of self-care and resistance.
With spacey synths and a disco dance beat, "Treasure in My Mouth" is an intimate portrait of self-care and resistance.
ArtsEverywhere is a platform for artistic experimentation and exploration of the fault lines of modern society.
A Country Whose Language Has No Military Terminology
Travesti Biológica is the debut album by Mavi Veloso. Featuring 11 new songs, the transgenre electronic pop album traces the stories of trans and non-binary identities, struggles, resilience and empowerment spanning elements of pop, contemporary R&B, hip hop, trap, electropop, synth pop, dance, tecnobrega, and reggaeton.
Living with risk during Covid-19: non-monogamy as a form of resistance
This series holds a collection of articles by artists and writers who share the ways in which their practices, communities, and experiences engage with the complex and contradictory notion of care.
This series on queer language gathers personal stories, linguistic histories, creative writing, and cultural narratives that gesture toward the realization of an internationalist solidarity infused with the struggles, histories, desires, and exuberances of queer life and language everywhere.
The pandemic becomes inspiration as Chinese artist Zhao Rongjie focuses her two-decade-long Breathing project on the natural world in a ground-breaking blend of documentary film, conceptual art, and field work in the mountains of southwest China.
An ArtsEverywhere-supported project that provides refugees living in Bidi Bidi settlement, West Nile, Uganda with equipment, expertise, and a platform to share their stories with the world.
A series by artists whose work travels between physical, social, and metabolic bodies, to create intimate art-life ritual responses to the text Co-sensing with Radical Tenderness.
This series asks how writing and reading can become the site of politics, especially for those excluded from state politics (such as prisoners, refugees, or children).
A collection of artistic works that show the broad range of contemporary practices in the world today.
Investigative reports on the relationship of geographic proximity/isolation to social justice, human rights, and public policy in under-reported locations around the world.
This series was published on ArtsEverywhere in 2017 at a time when the spectre of Russian expansionism was still very present in our minds after their annexation of Crimea and incursions into Donbas. Now, in 2022, with Russia's aggression against Ukraine and its attempts to undermine Ukraine's sovereignty through war, make this series highly relevant to the conversations we need to have today.
With spacey synths and a disco dance beat, “Treasure in My Mouth” is an intimate portrait of self-care and resistance.
Can a transcontinental flight create space for dialogue?
Reflections from the edge of imperialism.
Reflections from a roadside cemetery.
When LGBTI+ people occupy physical spaces alongside other social groups in struggle, a solidarity network becomes possible. That is dirsek teması.
The finger on the trigger is more sacred than the life at the end of the barrel.
If capitalism wants to end all openings toward Enchantment-Life, may Enchantment-Life end all openings of capitalism.
The third edition of GSG Magazine explores the contemporary use of historical narratives and cultural artifacts, and the ideology of heritage and cultural (re)production to reveal and resist forms of inequality and violence.
When a translator borrowed the term “gender” from English, the Bulgarian conservative right found a new word to weaponize.
Perceiving myself as a part of a biome means being aware that there is a scene full of human and non-human bodies, that wrapped in sunlight and moon sap, transmute the ways of catching the eye, the flesh, and the destructive future.
Reflections on the 50th anniversary of Bloody Sunday.
Soon after the ban on public gatherings was lifted in China, Zhao Rongjie traveled to the capital of Sichuan Province to display two years of silkworm cocoon installations, mushroom spore prints, and embroidered silk tapestries.
Our projects are community-led creative and social justice initiatives rooted in deep, personal connections and rigorous local storytelling. We publish work from the projects as part of their related Series.
Site Specific Dances is an experimental film series that transforms movement in nature into a form of non-narrative story-telling and environmental activism.
An interdisciplinary, multisite exhibition commemorating the 50th anniversary of Bloody Sunday and exploring the implications of five decades of conflict and reconciliation in the face of Brexit.
In partnership with AXS Lab, the AXS Film Fund provides support to documentary filmmakers and non-fiction new media creators of colour with disabilities in Canada, the U.S. and internationally.
Las Venas Que Nos Unen is a multidisciplinary collaboration between filmmakers, poets, musicians, performing and visual artists from the Isthmus of Tehuantepec who are united in defense of territory (land, sky, sea).
An ArtsEverywhere-supported project that provides refugees living in Bidi Bidi settlement, West Nile, Uganda with equipment, expertise, and a platform to share their stories with the world.
ArtsEverywhere's annual fellowship award supports experimentation and innovation in artistic journalism.