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 The Church in Belarusian Protest: an interview about transnational solidarity and transformative potential

The Church in Belarusian Protest: an interview about transnational solidarity and transformative potential

March 5, 2021

On 26 August 2020 riot police trapped protestors and journalists in the Red Church on Independence Square in the Belarusian capital of Minsk. Archbishop Kondrusiewicz of the Catholic Church in [...]

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 The Return to Romanticism: interview with Crimean Tatar folk artist Mamut Churlu

The Return to Romanticism: interview with Crimean Tatar folk artist Mamut Churlu

February 10, 2021

Mamut Churlu is part of the mass return of Tatar repatriates to the Crimean Peninsula at the fall of the Soviet Union. Churlu worked for years in Uzbekistan and Russia on researching folk art [...]

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 ‘We Can’t Be Afraid Anymore’ – artists behind the frontline in Belarus

‘We Can’t Be Afraid Anymore’ – artists behind the frontline in Belarus

February 8, 2021

Whilst the world watches the Capitol with relief, the battle to assert democracy in Belarus wages on. Efforts to depose ‘Europe’s last dictator’ Alexander Lukashenko began last May, and are now [...]

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 Reviving an (Almost) Forgotten Script: self-taught calligrapher Amgalan Zhamsoev mixes traditional Mongolian aesthetics with modern influences

Reviving an (Almost) Forgotten Script: self-taught calligrapher Amgalan Zhamsoev mixes traditional Mongolian aesthetics with modern influences

February 3, 2021

 “The history of using Mongolian script for the Buryat language was erased by the Soviet educational system. Reviving it has become such a complex tangle that sometimes I ask myself, ‘do people [...]

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 Tatik and Papik’s Second Life: an interview with the Dilakian Brothers

Tatik and Papik’s Second Life: an interview with the Dilakian Brothers

January 6, 2021

I was able to sit down with one of the most prolific duos to illustrate the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict – the Dilakian brothers. Hovik and Gagik are New York-based Armenian-American artists who [...]

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 The Violence of “Grab and Run” as a Ghostly Matter

The Violence of “Grab and Run” as a Ghostly Matter

December 16, 2020

Thousands of women in Kyrgyzstan are victims of bride-kidnapping every year. According to the report published in 2016 by the National Statistical Committee, about 10,000 cases of [...]

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 “I Think This is Going to End in Us Winning”: the dawn of a new pro-abortion generation in Poland

“I Think This is Going to End in Us Winning”: the dawn of a new pro-abortion generation in Poland

December 9, 2020

Aleksandra Sidoruk is a 21-year-old Polish student in her final year of an International Relations degree. She is also an activist, heavily involved in the protests taking place across Poland, [...]

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 Stories From Avj: Dr. Shirinbek Davlatmamadov, part 2

Stories From Avj: Dr. Shirinbek Davlatmamadov, part 2

November 6, 2020

Avj – a tiny village in the Pamir Mountains of Tajikistan. Majestic nature, welcoming people, dangerous roads, colourful culture, delicious plov, juicy apricots and sweet mulberries. In 2019, I [...]

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 Stories From Avj: Dr. Shirinbek Davlatmamadov, part 1

Stories From Avj: Dr. Shirinbek Davlatmamadov, part 1

October 30, 2020

Avj – a tiny village in the Pamir Mountains of Tajikistan. Majestic nature, welcoming people, dangerous roads, colourful culture, delicious plov, juicy apricots and sweet mulberries. In 2019, I [...]

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 Stories From Avj: Hadicha, part 2

Stories From Avj: Hadicha, part 2

September 23, 2020

Solveiga Kalva interviews Hadicha in the village of Avj, Tajikistan (Part 2).

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