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Colours of Hatred

It was towards the end of May. There had just been a sandstorm, and Dad’s car was covered in dust. He was washing it, and...

llegar es ser parte de un paisaje: Giancarlo Huapaya on Migrant Writings and the Poetic Cartography of the American Sun Belt

In Giancarlo Huapaya’s poetry collection [gamerover], the Arizona State Fair behind his Phoenix home and the open desert of the Tornillo Detention Centre are not...

AI CAN

In this interview, Panorama’s Director, Matthew Webb, speaks with noted illustrator Allen Shaw about AI and his new collaborative Short Film AI CAN.

And Dil Came Tumbling After

“You go ahead,” he said. That at least is what he meant when he made that familiar gesture—a quick, upward-turned ruffling of the air before...

Letter to UNESCO

I wish to address this letter to UNESCO for, despite the sadness of my thoughts, I have not yet lost all hope that dignity may...

Electric Dreams Art and Technology Before the Internet

Electric Dreams is a large and complex show looking at the work of more than seventy artists who were at the beginning of the computer...

Tavares Strachan: There is a Light Somewhere

Tavares Strachan’s There is a Light Somewhere show at the Hayward finished at the end of September. It was a stunning show exhibiting the Bahamian’s...

Hew Locke: what have we here?

‘This is like walking round my head, there is no direct route, choose your own route’, says Hew Locke after two years of collaboration, delving...

I Walk in the Dark Because the British AI Lady Told Me So

The bug-eyed black goldfish, Sukoshi (which means “little-bit” in Japanese) wiggles his pretty lacy tail goodbye as I sneak out the front door of my...

A Perpetual Chameleon Dance

The Tate Modern, the National Portrait Gallery, the Natural History Museum, the fabulous Victoria and Albert… all of them fabulous, and within walking distance. But...

Cemetery Conversations with My Dead Dad

In 2019, I returned to London for the first time since 1990. I remembered the city vividly, both because I’d looked at the photos countless...

African Venice: Explore the African Presence in Venice through 10 Walks

Decolonising Travel Senior Editor Faith Adiele sat down with Shaul Bassi, Italian co-author of African Venice: A Guide to Art, Culture and People, the first...

Last Life in Taipei

A layover on the island because of engine trouble. I had a whole night to walk around a city that I only knew from the...

Cold Snap

In December, the valley cars barely turned over. Batteries died. Blankets were coiled on the sills of frosted windows, tacked over ill-fitting doors. Wood split...

Solace

Throughout my practice, I explore relationships, loneliness, longing, intimacy and the human urge for physical proximity. Intimacy between people (in friendship, family relationships as well...

Tender Headed

One afternoon in late June, month two of my artist’s residency, I discover a new way into our corner of Fès el-Bali, the ancient city....

The Surface of a Storm

It is ten days until the Performance Arcade in Wellington, the capital of Aotearoa New Zealand, a hilly, seismic city, wet and grungy and graffiti...

Contemporary Film Directors: Kore-eda Hirokazu

This book provides an intervention in the English-language criticism on one of the most acclaimed international auteurs working today, Kore-eda Hirokazu (b. 1962). During his...

Six Saturdays of Beyblade

It was raining hard that night and the howls of stray dogs echoed across the village. What I remember from those scenes come as passing...

Design for Migration

Design for Migration is a platform that highlights design projects that deal with migrant issues. Here we speak with the organiser — Matteo Moretti.