TELEVISED SONG CONTESTS AS BOTH THE MIRROR AND PROJECTOR
The extent on which political desires can be brought into reality through the medium of a song contest.
by Jude Macannuco
Texts
August
OPPORTUNITY FOR CULTURAL WORKERS TO EXPRESS SOLIDARITY AND PROTEST AGAINST MILITARY AGGRESSION AND POLITICAL REPRESSION.
by The European Pavilion
REVIEW: MANIFESTA 14 IN PRISHTINA
Ups and downs, dreams and hopes in a biennial’s quest to create cultural sustainability.
by Seda Yıldız
THE RHYTHMS OF THE PROJECTARIAT
A projectarian breathes in exotic soundscapes of different places, overridden by the all-present pidgin English, and penetrated by global pop culture.
by Kuba Szreder
FROM AURAL OOZE, TO SOCIO-ECOLOGICAL CONSCIOUSNESS
A manifesto.
by APPX: [Appendix.files]
BACK YOUR CITY
Cities, like music genres, always change, and they should change. The question is always the same: how are they changing, and for whose benefit?
by Dan Hancox
ARTIST PROFILE: EMMANUELLE CASTELLAN
by Alina Kolar
LEFTWING PREPPING
A workshop for strategizing alliances between common ecologies, working class and social movements, and enjoyment.
by The Temporary Academy of Arts - PAT, (Elpida Karaba, Despina Zefkili, Yota Ioannidou, Vangelis Vlahos)
THE IN/ACCESSIBLE VOICE
When is voice accessible and when is not?
by The Gray Voice Ensemble & The Anonymous Writing Group