we are mystery and matter in motion
This set of exercises is an invitation to dance with the unknown; with the mystery inside you, and between you and everything.
This set of exercises is an invitation to dance with the unknown; with the mystery inside you, and between you and everything.
A Mexican-American lawyer and human rights activist examines symbolism and meaning in two works of public art that reflect the struggles of life and maleffects of migration policies on the borderlands.
A borderlands historian reflects on the work of border artists to understand how their art activates memory in a place where the educational system, media, popular culture, and the political system work vigorously to suppresses memories and history.
A full-length documentary set on the frontiers of China and Southeast Asia that offers an intimate, layered view into one of the region’s most marginalized and misunderstood ethnic groups.
The formative theorists in Kim TallBear’s life are not just humans; they are also the landscapes and waterscapes of the places she inhabits. She writes how this is especially important for Peoples who are formed co-constitutively with place. Read on to see how she relates this to non-monogamy.
In this letter to Kim Tallbear, Simon(e) van Saarloos explores non-monogamy’s connection to place, examining the relationship between time, failure, and expertise.
Episode 5 of an ethnographic docuseries from Yunnan Province where efforts to rewild the ancestral homelands of ethnic Lisu have forced communities to give up hunting and traditional agriculture and instead seek alternative means of survival.
Episode 4 of an ethnographic docuseries from Tibetan Yunnan that explores the decisions communities face when modern development and environmental fragility converge.
An introduction to the book and learning process: Chto Delat and Free Home University in resonance with Zapatismo
An annotated timeline of the Zapatista’s 30-year trajectory of resistance and re-existence.
On the far southern coast of Oaxaca, the indigenous Ikoots people struggle to maintain their cultural identity and communal practices while fending off the pervasive forces of extractive capitalism.
Episode 2 of an ethnographic docuseries that explores agricultural traditions in one of Yunnan’s isolated, unrecognized ethnic minority communities.
