Shawarma Legend | China’s Viral Obsession Turned Cultural Ambassador
A viral indie mobile game has captivated the Chinese online community showcasing the unifying power of digital media.
Shangbie Du
An Artist’s Ode to Regenerative Mourning
Peruvian artist Eliana Otta's hybrid art creates immersive experiences that explore collective mourning and reflection.
Ilaha Abasli
Dr Sabiha Baloch’s Resolute Strife For Justice
Dr. Sabiha Baloch, a fierce human rights defender, has risked everything to fight for the rights of the Baloch people in Pakistan, challenging the state’s campaign of enforced disappearances.
Hazaran Rahim Dad
Dafallah Al-Haj | A Titan of Sudan’s Music Heritage
Dafallah Al-Haj, a musician, and academic, has dedicated his life to preserving and promoting Sudan’s musical heritage, despite challenges.
Ati Metwaly
Free Verse // Closed Circuit: The Words and Works of Betül Aksu
Artist Betül Aksu's approach, characterized by free verse and fluid expression, challenges conventional linguistic norms, especially when language becomes politicized.
Amy Gowen
The Artistic Activism of Chihiro Geuzebroek
Amsterdam-based artist Chihiro Geuzebroek talks about her art and activism that wittingly questions issue of war, climate emergency, and appropriation of Indigenous cultures.
A Walk Down Ox Street – Beijing’s Historic Muslim Hub
Niujie in Beijing is the heart of the city's Muslim community and hosts the oldest mosque - Niujie Libaisi, along with a variety of halal eateries, and supermarkets.
Afrofuturism’s Reflection on Waste And Climate Crisis
Kenya's Afro-futurist artists are telling narratives in light of waste pollution, and environmental justice.
Kashmir— A Neocolony Within a Postcolony
Amrita Ghosh's book presents a haunting view of the violence and machinations of power that have engulfed Kashmir.
Muhammad Nadeem
Are Zimbabwe’s Marange diamonds cursed?
A prevailing belief in Zimbabwe holds that Marange diamonds are cursed, bringing ill fate to those who steal them.
Andrew Mambondiyani
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