#fromthevault đ» Historian, educator & curator Samia Henni dives into archival practices, the colonial framing of deserts, and the lingering impacts of âcolonial toxicityâ on landscapes and memory. đ From the role of archives to nuclear tests in the Algerian Sahara, this is a deep conversation on uncovering erased narratives and reshaping how we understand colonial histories.
#fromthevault đ» INTERRUPTIONS #16: On duration: silence is unavailable, please buy time or switch dimensions â â a fascinating radio mix curated by Dave Phillips exploring how we experience time, the limits of chronometry, silence vs noise, and the many dimensions of duration in sound and life.
A thought-provoking listen that challenges how we relate to sound, silence, and the rhythms of existence
#fromthevault đ» Gazan artist Mahmoud Alhaj uses photomontage and film to expose how Gaza has been turned into a military laboratory. Drawing on journalism, archives, maps, memories, and testimonies, his work challenges narrative control and historical erasure.
In this #podcast, we talk about visual counter-strategies, low-res images and human rights, rubble and displacement, psyops tools, and the resilience of Gazaâs art scene.
Whether itâs playing Brian Paddick in the hard-hitting âSuspect: The Shooting of Jean Charles De Menezesâ or portraying 90s homophobia in âPlainclothesâ, Russell Tovey relishes the part he can play in telling important stories
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