Everything is Political #4
In this issue:
On Art, Life & Activism
Nan Goldin, photographed by Mohamad Abdouni, interviewed by Céline Semaan
Global Echoes of Resistance:
Artists Harnessing Art, Culture, and Ancestry
Muriel Ahmarani Jaouich
Global Echoes of Resistance:
Artists Harnessing Art, Culture, and Ancestry
Sarah Elawad
Global Echoes of Resistance:
Artists Harnessing Art, Culture, and Ancestry
Sanyu Nicolas
Reimagining Ethical Fashion
Global Echoes of Resistance:
Artists Harnessing Art, Culture, and Ancestry
Diana Carla Rowe
Global Echoes of Resistance:
Artists Harnessing Art, Culture, and Ancestry
Ridikkuluz
Middle Eastern / North African Tattoo Artists
Queering Tattoo Culture
Global Echoes of Resistance:
Artists Harnessing Art, Culture, and Ancestry
Samar Younes
Design for Black Indigenous Futures
Mouneh-Making in Times of War
Global Echoes of Resistance:
Artists Harnessing Art, Culture, and Ancestry
Yasmin Ali
In the Eye of the Storm
Resistance, Rest, and the Legacy of Oya
Global Echoes of Resistance:
Artists Harnessing Art, Culture, and Ancestry
Hanan Sharifa
Global Echoes of Resistance:
Artists Harnessing Art, Culture, and Ancestry
Chris Cook
Cordelia: a Story of Survival
Why is Art so Important?
Zifzafa
Where Sound Meets Sovereignty in the Occupied Jawlan
Credits
Contributors:
Nan Goldin, Mohamad Abdouni, Céline Semaan, Muriel Ahmarani Jaouich, Sarah Elawad, Sanyu Nicolas, Natalie Garland, Diana Carla Rowe, RIDIKKULUZ, Aryana Goodarzi, Samar Younes, maya finoh, Oumoula McKenzie, Sarah Sinno, Yasmin Ali, Anita Kopacz, Hanan Sharifa, Chris Cook, Sara Rammal, Christina Moreland, Earshot
Photography & Illustration: