For the rest of the day, they worked side by side in silence with a renewed love that passed between them that needed no reassurance of its existence...
TRANSLATION
Four Excerpts from “Before the Snowmelt”
Translated from Chinese by Tony Hao
ART
Notes on My Grandpa’s Senninbari and the In-Between of Art and Politics
Spending time in the archives and, like most people I know, receiving numerous mutual aid requests, I’m struck by how both senninbari and fundraisers remind us of human-made tragedies and policy failures, as well as the commitment individuals and communities can make to each other, despite.
Q&A
Q&A with Aruni Kashyap, author of The Way You Want To Be Loved
Is it possible to write in English by remaining acutely aware of and consciously borrowing from Indigenous and vernacular aesthetics?
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