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Book: Dismantling The System of Mugabeism by Nkosilathi Emmanuel Moyo (Pdf)
Related: Nkosilathi Emmanuel Moyo: AR’s first AR-Safe Haven Berlin Resident Documentation: Launching of “Dismantling the system of Mugabeism” by Nosilathi E. Moyo During his residency at the AR-Safe Haven Berlin, Nkosilathi Emmanuel Moyo has been completing his latest work, … Continue reading
Documentation: The First Theatre Play in Kurdish in Finland
On June 3, Gule Özalp Ulusoy and Kemal Ulusoy presented their latest creation, Lîstûbêj-Durû (Two-Faced), at the Tanssiteatteri Raatikko in Vantaa. Lîstûbêj-Durû is the first theatre play to be performed in Kurdish language (Kurmanci) in Finland. KURDISH (Kurmanci): Nave Lîstikê: Lîstûbêj- Durû … Continue reading
Posted in AR-Artist Events, NEWS
Tagged AR, artists at risk, diyarbakir, diyarbakir metropolitan theatre, erdgan, Finnish Cultural Foundation, first theatre play in kurdish in finland, Gule ÖZALP ULUSOY, kemal ulusoy, kurdish culture, kurdish mother tongue, kurdish repression, Kurdistan, kurds, perpetual mobile, perpetuum mobile, pm, political persecution, political repression, SKR, Suomen Kulttuurirahasto, turkey
AR Resident – Tito Valery
Born CHIFOR C. VALERY, “Tito” is a Cameroonian activist, photographer and media personality from the anglophone city of Bamenda (North West). After studying law at the University of Buea, he begun his career as a radio DJ with a focus … Continue reading
Welcoming Tito Valery as the first AR-Resident at Wysing Arts Centre!
We are exceedingly pleased to announce Tito Valery’s arrival as the first AR-Resident at Wysing Arts Centre, in the vicinity of Cambridge, UK. Tito Valery is a internationally renowned radio, TV and media personality, as well as a photographer and … Continue reading
Posted in AR-Artist Events, NEWS, Timeline
Tagged activist dj, activist photography, AR, ar-safe haven residency, artists at risk, bamenda, cambridge, cameroun, cameroun activism, chitor tito valery, collectif nord, d, Deutschlandfunk, documenta 14, k-factory, me and my circumstances, perpetuum mobile, pm, poe'traits the poetry or portraits, radio personality, stv, the break, tito, tito valery, UK, university of buea, wysing arts center
Breaking: Galal El-Behairy’s sentencing by Military Court delayed to May 16
Breaking: Galal El-Behairy’s sentencing by Military Court delayed to 16 May SIGN THE PETITION TO #FREEGALAL!
PRESS: Art Review – Is art too polite to fight the far right?
PRESS TEXT re: Is art too polite to fight the far right? Source: Artreview.com By Mike Watson Donald Trump’s particular brand of presidential communication has allowed him to dominate the cultural conversation globally ever since he came to power in January … Continue reading
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Tagged alt right, AR, art, art-activism, artists at risk, artivism, artreview, democracy, fascism, nazi, perpetual mobile, perpetuum mobile, political art, Press post, racism
Documentation: Launching of “Dismantling the system of Mugabeism” by Nosilathi E. Moyo
RELATED: Nkosilathi Emmanuel Moyo: AR’s first AR-Safe Haven Berlin Resident Launching his new book, “Dismantling the system of Mugabeism” at the event Nkosilathi Emmanuel Moyo | AR-Artist in Residency: Presentation at SAVVY Contemporary. Marita Muukkonen and Ivor Stodolsky introduced the programme … Continue reading
Documentation: Mai Khoi @ GLiveLab
Related: New AR-Resident Mai Khoi, hosted at the AR-Safe Haven Helsinki PRESS: MAI KHOI & HELSINKI EXPERIENCE (in finnish) Mai Khoi’s performance on Sunday 25 March at the G Livelab.
Posted in Map, NEWS
Tagged AR, ar resident, ar safe haven helsinki, artists at risk, democracy activist, g livelab, gig, hanoi, LGBT, lgbti+, mai khoi, mai khoi and the dissidents, mai khoi gig, mai khoi live, mai khoi obama, perpetuum mobile, pm, Vietnam
PRESS: Moyo releases anti-Mugabe book
PRESS TEXT re: Kwekwe human rights activist Nkosilathi Emmanuel Moyo has released a book that takes a dig at the alleged undemocratic systems in government left during and after the rule of former president Robert Mugabe. source: The Standard By Stephen … Continue reading