at the edge of connection visual theory human rights

human rights

In a braided narrative that moves from the forests of Germany and the streets of London to the deserts of Iraq

children can actively learn more about their clothing and the different values attached to it

Porton analyzes portrayals of anarchism in film

this issue of werker magazine is meant to be read and discussed collectively

at the edge of connection visual theory human rightsThis new publication by artist and choreographer Clarinde Wesselink serves as a roadmap for the reader, containing instructions, methods for exploration, and reflections on how we sense, move through, and inhabit a place. It features essays intended to amplify imagination, and to support research and experimentation into how we are entangled with our everyday environments. By observing the unique ways lichens make contact with their surroundings, I