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I saw this article on a rec made in here a few days ago. It discusses the essence of curators and its impact on people from all walks of life, especially politics and art.
Nov 28, 2024
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just finished this book and it was so lovely! the passages on art as a method of revolution and keeper of community really struck me, here’s a bit -
“Before we wrote books, we sang songs, we painted on walls, we told stories by the fire. We wove our histories into fabrics, and our dreams into baskets. We sculpted our gods out of clay. Art is deeply human, and in communities of color, our art is what has endured above all else. As white supremacy and colonization toppled our buildings, deposed our leaders, banned our languages, even stole our bodies- we still kept our art alive. The threads, the brush strokes, the sung notes of our art kept us connected to our ancestors and to one another..... Art is what makes our communities, communities.”
Mar 25, 2025
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I'm suggesting some articles I read recently:
The Commune Form: A Conversation and On the Recurrence of Neoreactionaries - Both are from the most recent edition of the eflux magazine. The first one is an interview with Paris Comunne researcher Kristin Ross, and the second by author Yuk Hui brings a Hegelian analisys to Trump recent re-election
Camp-space: The exceptional duality of the Palestine refugee camp - article that preceeds a small short film about the Palestine refugee camp
Amid Land Disputes, An Unconventional Map Preserves Practices of Secrecy in Indigenous Communities - recent reread when i was writing my counter cartography rec
Feb 7, 2025
if you’re looking for a short read thats on being intentional with consumption — or radicalization — let this be it! it’s a wonderful read from a substack newsletter that linked to it, and i say we should all collectively adopt it as a new year’s resolution :)
Jan 12, 2025
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