How to disappear

How to disappear"The homes are eternally wounded, covering up their lesions with ever more drapes and veils. A man passes his whole life within them concealed behind walls, until, one day, a distant sound comes to his ears, a sound that flows through all these obstacles, overleaps and is channeled through them. How did this sound make it in here? he ponders, silently, searches for the chink through which it entered and stops it up. The waves of sound, its unseen

She linked the cult of authorship to the non recognition of women as artists

Reality is unfathomable

Geringere Schepsels by Jan Postma consists of five essays and is the third edition in the Schemerschijn series

Shares a set of collective unlearning exercises to make way for a culture of equality

Kurt Gottschalk reports on a New York performance of Max Richter’s SLEEP and describes his experiences of sleeping through concerts

Griselda Pollock critically examined the gender politics of twentieth-century art education that

Sticky Fingers leave the residue of the body on paper

It’s not anywhere near being fully representative but

embodied voicing and feeling/ meaning are investigated in relation to the place and presence of the performed voice

scaled down and up

UNLICENSED contains twenty-one interviews with a range of creative practitioners on the topic of bootlegging

essay and interview reflect on the weight of being