You Are Masters Of The Fish And Birds And All The Animals
Images from American photographer Shane Rocheleau’s eponymous book form a portrait of the psyche of white heteronormative masculinity and its visceral manifestations in the United States – accompanied with an artist Q&A
A Conversation with Emirati Artist Nujoom Alghanem
One of the pioneering figures of UAE art history, Nujoom Alghanem speaks to our Visual Arts Editor about her evolution, practice, and new solo show in Sharjah
Poet Rabha Ashry on ‘loving the alien’, Black Sunflowers, and Playing Foreigner
Winner of the 2020 Brunel International African Poetry Prize, Rabha Ashry probes her different identities, navigating Arabness, queerness and more, in her chapbook “loving the alien”, published by UK’s first crowdfunded poetry press Black Sunflowers. Tusshara Nalakumar Srilatha reviews her poems and talks to Ashry about her process and practice
Sitting Down with Dubai Rapper KAFV
An interview with Dubai-based rapper KAFV, talking about the UAE's hip-hop scene, sampling, foreign cinema, and more
A Conversation with Photographer Sohrab Hura, Curator of ‘Growing Like A Tree’
An interview with prolific Delhi-based photographer Sohrab Hura, the curator of Ishara Art Foundation's new exhibition in Dubai
Do You See Me?: Writing a World Without Cages
“Stories of incarceration are always stories about race, power, and inequity.” In this piece, editor-in-Chief Vamika Sinha shares an incisive discussion with her former boss, New Yorker journalist Daniel Gross. Thick and difficult like rope, Sinha’s writing raises questions on the ethics and struggles of engaging with prison literature
Ode to Growth: Interview with Moonga K.
"My habitats are people," shares Joburg-based indie singer Moonga K. "People I have deep, meaningful friendships with. People and spaces where I don’t feel alone. People I’ve lodged in my heart and mind indefinitely."
An Interview with Artist Thomas Derksen
Zoe Jane Patterson talks to Canadian visual artist Thomas Derksen.