Activism
Entering spooky season, we met the artist, activist and producer behind “Witches Brew” EP, a four-track sonic journey exploring the healing powers of dance, protest, ancestry, magic and womanhood.
The Palestinian artist’s new book, “Disruptions,” conveys the horrors of the ongoing genocide through pixelated images of video calls with his family.
The host of popular mental health podcast Going Mental discusses the intimacy of podcasting, working with Anna Weyent, and being a horrible influencer.
“My eyes have always been bigger than my stomach” the writer tells us as we talk about her online content, cultural critiques, and upcoming projects.
The famous New York City-based photographer is displaying her new work, “Memory Lost,” at the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art in Copenhagen until May 7th.
On Sunday, March 26 we attended her show at Razzmatazz in Barcelona. Irreverence, booties and a chit-chat with one of the drag artists of the moment.
Multi-disciplinary artist and photographer Dione Roach speaks on how music can recapture life in Cameroon’s Central Prison of Douala.
The one video everyone should see to understand the current revolution in Iran. Sarcasm and irony expose the absurdity and hypocrisy of the Islamic Regime.
The Venezuelan photographer discusses her process, inspiration and the fortitude of her country's women, children, families and communities.
The event celebrated its second edition with the current names of queer literature written in Spanish that took London as a safe space for a week.