Essay

Sheila Sheikh explores the role of cultural institutions in staging debates regarding emancipatory engagements with legal systems.

Kamel Lazaar reflects on the history of the Kamel Lazaar Foundation (KLF) and the idea of culture as a critical ‘infrastructure’.

Written during Israel’s mass destruction of civilian infrastructure in Gaza, Hanan Habashi considers the place of the home as a site of ‘generous togetherness’.

Anthony Downey considers how AI today has accelerated colonial ambitions into an all-encompassing neocolonial desire to not only forecast but also occupy the future.

Two artists unexpectedly reunited on residency together in a small snowy town on the East Coast of America revisit past feelings and memories.

The Martinican author listens for the ‘world-echoes’ of an alternative ‘globality’ grounded in ‘transcultural’ and ‘cross-border’ relations and alliances.

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