
Presence, failure, and the ancestral remediation of sound
At the Decolonial Frequencies Festival, sonic utopias resonate outside the institutions.
At the Decolonial Frequencies Festival, sonic utopias resonate outside the institutions.
Charles’ farcical, archaic coronation provides fresh opportunity for an overhaul of monarchy and class in the failing days of the empire.
People of Flour, Salt, and Water is the second film made by Chto Delat as part of their series “Slow Orientation in Zapatismo.”
Journalist and activist Christian Peverieri writes about his experience of community-embeddedness at Free Home University with Casa delle Agriculture.
An annotated timeline of the Zapatista’s 30-year trajectory of resistance and re-existence.
Two film artists’ scene-by-scene analysis of the learning-film, People of Flour, Salt, and Water.
Thousands take to the streets of Maputo to celebrate the life and lyrics of Azagaia, one of Mozambique’s most beloved cultural icons.
Episodes 3 & 4 of the Las Venas documentary film series from Veracruz, Mexico.
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.
While the pope stood in front of cameras apologizing for Canada’s residential school system, religious media outlets continued a campaign of denialism.
For its first destination the Nomadic Pigment Lab travels to La Barbacoa, Dominican Republic to collaborate with artist and botanical enthusiast Eliazar Ortiz, working with natural pigments to create a unique language of sigils.
Kim TallBear writes an update on her post-Covid palate for food, drink, sex, and conversation, and opens her tattered copy of Simon(e)’s book for some inspired remote discourse.