«TIMEZONES» – Episode 17. This episode looks into artistic ruptures and subjectivities in Lima, Perú, forged during a period of authoritarianism, economic recession, and widespread social hopelessness.
Why New Yorks’ underground doesn’t give a fuck about Trump or why satirical rap in Pakistan can be life threatening.
- Sound Collage by Smita Urmila RajmaneA sound collage excerpted from an audio-visual game that the artist is designing in an attempt to reconstruct erased narratives from school history textbooks across India and facilitate a discussion on censored histories.
- Video Essay by Gilles AubryAn experimental film on seaweed and industrial extractivism on the Moroccan Atlantic coast, inviting the spectator into a process of ecological transformation.
- Round Up by Kamwangi NjueKamwangi Njue traces the story of political (i.e. conscious) music in Kenya, drawing on his own biography. He asks: Can conscious music achieve the impact it seeks when it has to play in the same sphere as popular music made purely for entertainment?