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Jongo & Adriano – Chapter 2: To Pray or Prey Upon

In Creativity by Yhuri Cruz

The following excerpt hails from Jongo & Adriano, a fotonovela by Brazilian artist Yhuri Cruz featuring two Black lovers who escape enslavement, one African-born and the other a Brazilian criollo. “Whatever resemblance these characters bare to historical fact might not be a coincidence,” Cruz …

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Some Thoughts on Ethics and the Pandemic

In Criticism by Dorothea Barrett

On 5 April 2020, Belly Mujinga, a forty-seven-year-old London transport worker, died of Covid-19. According to her own account, she was infected at work in Victoria Station, where a passenger told her that he had …

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Intervista con Sergio Givone

In Criticism by Voyages Journal

UN NUOVO UMANESIMO? La centralità dell’essere umano alla base della modernità è messa in discussione dalla biologia da un lato e dalla tecnologia dall’altro. È necessaria la formulazione di un nuovo umanesimo e, se la …

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A Tale of Hope

In Visual Art by Rebecca Hayward

A TALE OF HOPE DIVOC – 91 COVID’S METAMORPHOSIS   Once upon a planet, long, long ago A big ugly Virus appeared in the snow By her mates she was called DIVOC-91 Outlawed in her …

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In the Belly of the Hotel

In Visual Art by Michelle Davis

Hotels are complex ecosystems, giant creatures that never sleep and hum and whirr day and night with activity. Behind the efficient and polished façade, gurgling pipes and flickering switchboards provide the comforts promised as people …

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Remote Learning

In Visual Art by Rocco Rorandelli

According to UNESCO, by the end of March 2020, nearly 1.5 billion children around the world were at home due to the COVID-19 lockdowns. For students and their parents, remote learning is a new challenge. …

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Land Market

In Visual Art by Stefano Parrini

Land Market is a project that analyzes the twisted relationship between globalization and exploitation of natural resources through a series of tragic-ironic photos inspired to land art. Fil-rouge of the subtle criticism is a shopping …

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