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A Mexican-American photojournalist finds connective tissue across borders, continents, and oceans.
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A performance installation that integrates environmental dance, scientific data, and Indigenous knowledge to help us understand the evolving relationship between wildfires and redwood and sequoia forests.
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Seeds & Seeds
Episode 1 of an ethnographic docuseries that examines the relationships between community, culture and seeds in southwest China.
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In the aftermath of the 2021 coup d’etat, a photojournalist joins a rebel army to fight for Myanmar’s democratic future.
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Capturing the dreams carried by migrants across the border and the detritus abandoned in the Mexican desert.
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A 24 hour chronicle of the dramatic and sudden transformation of a close-knit urban community in the Cold Mountains of western China.
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Episodes 3 & 4 of the Las Venas documentary film series from Veracruz, Mexico.
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Ceremony for the Void
Listen to Heaven and Earth and behave like ephemeral residents. Be in communion with the in-between, with the Void, and all beings that share this sacred space.
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The latest video from Travesti Biológica affirms the need for self-respect, self-care, and empowerment.
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The Veins That Bind Us
A documentary film series celebrating indigenous solidarity and creative resistance across Mexico’s Isthmus of Tehuantepec.
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Dyes, saints, and honey: the modern use of the logwood tree in Quisqueya
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.
