Alberta Whittle:
Business As Usual
Marie-Claire Messouma Manlabien: Force Fields
Phoebe Boswell:
The Space Between Things
Anthea Hamilton:
The Squash
Art Writing
Nikki Luna
Guerra and its Unexpected Polysemic Unfolding
Poulomi Basu
Winding the Roads to the Self
Josèfa Ntjam
On Heroes, Authenticity, and the Power of Infiltration
Xaviera Simmons
Letting the Archive Speak of the Present
Tarrah Krajnak
Visual Parables of Times
Clotilde Jiménez:
Queering boxing, undoing the ‘macho’
Studio Lenca
Los Historiantes
Frida Orupabo
Chaos as a Way of Organising Thoughts
Javier Hirschfeld
The Sheltering Pixel and the Conundrum of the Double-Standards
Koral Carballo:
'We were always here' and the use of artistic activism as a tool for raising awareness
Gaby Messina:
Unearthing the
Argentina Afro;
imagining afro-argentinian identity.
Periplus of living
in the intersection
Alberta Whittle:
'A lot of reasons why I make my work are a response to the terror that my life may not matter and that my history is disposable'
Paola Torres Núñez del Prado:
'It Has Been my Choice to Live a Nomadic Life'
Godfried Donkor:
A Painter Who Happens to Make Collages
Rehema Chachage:
Conversations on Foremothers, Rituals, and Art Biennials
Manuel Mathieu:
Reflections on Abstract Painting and Trauma
Alexis Peskine:
Power Figures
Karl Ohiri & Sayed Sattar Hasan:
My Granddad's Car