Door: Puck Baars, Karlijn Verbruggen, Marlene Butter, Nadia Kentie, Leon Yousif, Ize Arts. “De online game is gemaakt zodat er een leuke, speelse manier is […]
Categorie: onderdrukking
Xinjiang Data
“The Xinjiang Data Project brings together rigorous, empirical research on the human rights situation for Uyghurs and other non-Han nationalities in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous […]
The writing on the wall
Door: Shimon Attie. “For The Writing on the Wall project, I slide projected portions of pre-world war II photographs of Jewish street life in Berlin […]
Jeu de la Révolution française
Door: P. E. Lépine. Gemaakt rond 1792. “The Jeu de la Révolution française, printed circa 1791 and, like The New Game of Life, modeled closely […]
Zapatista Dolls
“Handmade dolls from Chiapas, birthplace of the Zapatista movement (Ejército Zapatista de Liberación Nacional). Left to right: Subcomandante Marcos, leader of the entire thing, with […]
Battle Fatigue
Door: Emory Douglas. “One of the first things Emory Douglas had to do in his new job in January 1967 was to draw the pig. […]
Los Paraguas, mitin de la CNT
Door: Kati Horna. “Horna’s images display a high regard for human resourcefulness, resilience, and creativity. Commissioned by the Spanish Government to document the Civil War […]
REPOhistory street sign memorial
“REPOhistory street sign memorial for transgendered political activist Marsha P. Johnson (1945–92), located in the Meat Market area of Manhattan, one of nine placards making […]
Inflatable Cobblestones
Door: Eclectic Electric Collective. “Inflatable Cobblestones” produced by the Catalan protest group Eclectic Electric Collective were intended as tools of comedic subversion during the general […]
Africa fighting for freedom
Door: Marcelo Brodsky. “An artist and political activist, Marcelo Brodsky was forced into exile in Barcelona following General Videla’s coup in Argentina in 1976. He […]
CCD signals
Door: Grupo de Arte Callejero “At that time, we felt the need to mark and signal the spaces in the city that had served as […]
To Revolutionary Type Love
Door: Kawira Mwirichia “The “kanga,” the vibrant East African textile featuring Swahili proverbs, is widely known as “the cloth that speaks.” For centuries, women have […]