Random screenshot. Reincarnate on Thursday 13 November 2324, the Dawn of the Satya Yoga.
I am sitting in a room, different from the one you are in now. It is that vague time between the COVID-19 lock-down and the great reopening. With the lynching of Ahmaud Arbery on my mind, I scribble the following oddly formed questions into my notebook: what position is left for, or forced upon you, […]
Yesterday I had one of the best art experiences of the current COVID-19 lock-down when I visited Reformatted, an exhibition created by Aboriginal Territories in Cyberspace (AbTeC) in collaboration with Kanien’kehá:ka artist Skawennati for Concordia University in Montreal as part of their Indigenous Futures research cluster. I had first encountered Skawennati’s work in the form […]
This is a view [sic] of an ironbark forest on my mother’s country, Bidjara, at Mount Moffatt in Western Queensland, Australia. On this day, fifty members of my family gathered to pay our respects to our ancestors and to conduct “welcome to country” ceremonies for two babies. Through my mother’s father, Edward Lawton, my family […]
For today’s K’acha Willaykuna survivance story, we turn to the Wokini Initiative at South Dakota State University. According to a letter to High Country News (which you can read below), in response to their far-reaching article Land-Grab Universities: Expropriated Indigenous Land is the Foundation of the Land-Grant University System, South Dakota University, a land-grant university, […]
Barely vertical. Hunched over. Looking at the floor. Breathing. Take few small steps, arrive at the sofa. Small steps to turn the body around. Still looking at the floor. Slowly bends the knees reaching both arms to help. Sits. Still hunched over. Still looking at the floor. Breathing.
Deutscher Bundestag, Berlin, 10:13:51 Hellenic Parliament, Athens, 10:13:51
At idle moments during this endless lockdown, have you ever imagined what the artworks in all those museums storage units around the world are getting up to right now? Of course, that troublemaker John Waters has. Writing on the Walker Art Center website back in 2011, he mused: Are prints, sculptures, paintings and photographs relieved […]
“International Women’s Day celebrates the social, economic, cultural and political achievement of women. Yet progress has slowed in many places across the world, so global action is needed to accelerate gender parity. Leaders across the world are pledging to take action as champions of gender parity – not only for International Women’s Day, but for […]
Do you miss browsing books in the Wex Store? Well, now you can transport yourself there via a new Wex Store playlist curated by Store Manager Matt Reber (available on iTunes – click the image below to listen). You can also read about the playlist on the Wex Blog: https://wexarts.org/read-watch-listen/daily-stream-wex-store-playlist I was honored to make […]