On Hope
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PAPER EDITION
On Hope
For the second issue of our Paper Edition, we speak to twelve leading thinkers, dreamers, and practitioners; and present them in the context of artworks that expand the concept of hope.
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editorial
On Hope – EditorialHope is promise and practice. Hope is about agency and community, it is both private and political and has the potential to transform us and, in the process, the world.
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interview
Hope and FaithEce Temelkuran is a novelist and political commentator whose work explores issues that are controversial in Turkey, such as the Kurdish and Armenian struggles and freedom of expression.
Ece Temelkuran | The Future of Democracy | Paper Edition vol.2 |
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interview
Hope and ReasonMarkus Gabriel is an internationally acclaimed philosopher of the New Realism school of thought.
Markus Gabriel | The Human Condition in the 21st Century | Paper Edition vol.2 |
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interview
Hope and HumanityBonaventure Soh Bejeng Ndikung is an independent curator, author and biotechnologist.
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interview
Hope and CareCassie Thornton is an artist and activist who refers to herself as a feminist economist.
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interview
Hope and AgencyLea Ypi is a political philosopher whose research centres on issues of global justice, normative political theory...
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interview
Hope and TransformationJuliet Jacques is a writer, filmmaker and journalist whose practice explores the themes of literature, film, art...
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interview
Hope and ActivismArtist and activist Ina-Maria Shikongo talks about the fight for justice and for survival in her native Namibia.
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interview
Hope and MusicIgor Levit is a pianist who connects his art with the social events happening around him.
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interview
Hope and Climate JusticeCatriona McKinnon is a political theorist who studies climate justice and climate ethics.
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interview
Slow HopeChristof Mauch is a historian with a strong focus on nature and the environment.
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interview
Hope and the FutureJonathan White is a political scientist whose interests lie in political sociology and political theory.
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portrait
Raisa GalofreRaisa Galofre’s work challenges Western narratives around gender and identity, offering an alternative perspective...
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portrait
Akinbode AkinbiyiAkinbode Akinbiyi is a wanderer. On his walks through cities such as Berlin, Lagos and Johannesburg, Akinbiyi closely observes and documents social realities of the streets.
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portrait
Sim Chi YinSim Chi Yin’s photographic work lays bare the monumental challenges our planet faces, and simultaneously provides personal accounts of human existence by uniting intimate storytelling with documentary photography.
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portrait
Anjel (Boris Anje)Against the colorful and radiant backdrop of his paintings, Anjel (born Boris Anje) is celebrated for his depictions of contemporary African dandies.
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portrait
Jota MombaçaAs they describe themselves, Jota Mombaça is a “non-binary bicha” (pejorative Brazilian slang used for gay men), and a “mutant” whose personality is in constant flux.
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portrait
Kiri DalenaSocial injustice and inequality are at the heart of Kiri Dalena’s work as a visual artist, filmmaker and activist.
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Raisa Galofre, Portrait of a Carnival Dancer during Barranquilla’s Carnival, Colombia, from the series Daughters of the Muntu: A Pluriverse, 2015 - ongoing © Raisa Galofre
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Akinbode Akinbiyi, Bar Beach, Victoria Island, Lagos, 2004, from the series Sea Never Dry, Courtesy: The artist
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Akinbode Akinbiyi, Lagos Island, Lagos, 2004, from the series Lagos: All Roads, Courtesy: The artist
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Raisa Galofre, Todos los tiempos en uno (All the times in one), from the series Daughters of the Muntu: A Pluriverse, 2015 – ongoing, © Raisa Galofre
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Anjel (Boris Anje), Shades of Pride, 2020, Acrylic on canvas, 140 x 110cm, Courtesy of the artist and OOA Gallery
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Raisa Galofre, Der Liegende (after Waldemar Grzimek), from the series Aus Hand und Stein (From Hands and Stones), 2015 - 2016, © Raisa Galofre
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Jota Mombaça, A Gente Com- binamos De Não Morrer / Us Agreed Not To Die, Performance, Object, 2018-ongoing
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Kiri Dalena, Tungkung Langit, 2012, video, color, sound, 20’35’’, Courtesy: Kiri Dalena, Camera: John Javellana
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Akinbode Akinbiyi, Bar Beach, Victoria Island, Lagos, 2006, from the series Sea Never Dry, Courtesy: The artist
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Kiri Dalena, Tungkung Langit, 2012, video, color, sound, 20' 35", Courtesy: Kiri Dalena, Camera: John Javellana
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Sim Chi Yin, Shifting Sands, Malaysia, 2017 – ongoing, © Sim Chi Yin
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Sim Chi Yin, Shifting Sands, Singapore, 2017 – ongoing, © Sim Chi Yin
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Anjel, Be human, 2020, Acrylic and posca on canvas, 160x130 cm, Courtesy of the artist
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Raisa Galofre, El fuego vivo de la cumbia vive en nosotros (The vivid fire of Cumbia lives within us), from the series Daughters of the Muntu: A Pluriverse, 2015 – ongoing, © Raisa Galofre
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