Category: visual

Visual

Diego Ibarra Sánchez

A Ceasefire That Never Came: Scenes from Lebanon by Diego Ibarra Sánchez

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Matthew Johnson

Freezing Time with Matthew Johnson

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aja monet

aja monet’s new single: “hollyweird”

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Suhail Nassar

Suhail Nassar’s Moments in Gaza

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Sarah Sinno

Not Collateral Damage: A Visual Record of South Lebanon’s Ecology, or, Mapping the Species of a Wounded Land

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Global Echoes of Resistance:
Artists Harnessing Art, Culture, and Ancestry

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Majdi Fathi, Polina Osipova, Misha Japanwala, Lotta Lavanti, Bobbi Salvör Menuez, Kris Tofjan, Yis Kid, Better Entry

Permit to See: A call to action in response to Gaza

Global Echoes of Resistance:
Artists Harnessing Art, Culture, and Ancestry

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Global Echoes of Resistance:
Artists Harnessing Art, Culture, and Ancestry

Nicholas Galanin: Art as a Weapon Against Colonialism

Global Echoes of Resistance:
Artists Harnessing Art, Culture, and Ancestry

Global Echoes of Resistance:
Artists Harnessing Art, Culture, and Ancestry

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Brandon Morris

Dressing the Invisible

Global Echoes of Resistance:
Artists Harnessing Art, Culture, and Ancestry

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Global Echoes of Resistance:
Artists Harnessing Art, Culture, and Ancestry

Christina Moreland

Why is Art so Important?

Mazen Kerbaj

Mazen Kerbaj’s Artistic Response to Crisis & Conflict

Mohamad Abdouni, Yassa Almokhamad-Sarkisian

Treat Me Like Your Mother: Immortalizing the untold stories of Queer & Trans folks, from Beirut & beyond

Yumna Al-Arashi

Cannabis Farming in Lebanon

Nothing is Objective;

We are all biased. Our values are our bias. So we all have to be honest, ethical and transparent about our biases.

“Accepting the reality that “pure objectivity” is a dangerous myth, and acknowledging both the effects of implicit bias and the validity of emotion, allow the opportunity for transparency about what happens in reality—and then for accountability.”

— National Institute of Health, United States National Library of Medicine

Everything Is Political

The majority of us know that the personal is political, like it or not.

We the majority want, simply: Freedom. Freedom to be, do, say, worship, and love whoever, whatever and however we want. A Fair Deal. A Functioning Society. It’s not to much to demand.

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