at the edge of connection visual theory human rights

human rights

The book doubles as documentation of her video and performance works presented in the exhibition

’ the authors examine the films’ ostensible narrative content and formal procedures to discover a rich proliferation of hidden ideological and psychic mechanisms

now a nature reserve

Dixit invites two contributors per issue to reflect on a new theme

at the edge of connection visual theory human rightsThis new publication by artist and choreographer Clarinde Wesselink serves as a roadmap for the reader, containing instructions, methods for exploration, and reflections on how we sense, move through, and inhabit a place. It features essays intended to amplify imagination, and to support research and experimentation into how we are entangled with our everyday environments. By observing the unique ways lichens make contact with their surroundings, I