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Sacred Ecologies: Artists on Land, Spirituality, and Climate | Fernanda Liberti
“Nature and art have their own tempo, and it’s something we must learn to respect.” — Fernanda Liberti In our latest interview, Brazilian artist Fernanda Liberti @libertif
Documenting Conflict: Structures of Visibility and Displacement | Khaled Barakeh
Syrian-born, Berlin-based multidisciplinary artist and cultural activist Khaled Barakeh works at the intersection of art, politics, and social engagement. He views art as a tool f
Beyond Apocalypse: Is the World Ending or Transforming?
The climate crisis is often framed as an apocalypse, an ending. Maybe it is better understood as a transformation? “Climate change is the visibility of entanglement, not a disrup
On Flowers and Colonialism
Flowers are a gift of abundance. But history has shown us that the longing for the “exotic” and the othering of nature and ecosystems can corrupt the human mind. In this editi
Food, Climate, and the Myth of Scarcity
We Produce Enough Food So Why the Scarcity Narrative? Drawing from a wide selection of research on the environmental impact of animal agriculture, Assistant Editor @saritagara ch
Sacred Ecologies: Artists on Land, Spirituality, and Climate
At a moment when climate change is most often framed through science and politics, Sacred Ecologies lean towards other ways of knowing. Bringing together four artists from across
Documenting Conflict: Creating From the Edge of Erasure | Daria Koltsova
Daria Koltsova is an ukrainian artist and her practice emerges from listening to the histories that imperial, colonial regimes have tried to erase—narratives, memories, and stori
On Flowers’ Symbolism and Spirituality
Flowers' symbolism, metaphors and meaning-making. Since the time before time. flowers have reached the inner world of the human spirit, reoccurring in the spiritual and symbolic
