Yesterday Today Tomorrow by Steven Matijcio The institution of nation-states and their corresponding borders are as much a product of settlement, politics, colonization, conflicts, and treaties, as they are mythology, ideologies, and projection. Where lines are drawn and where citizenship begins, and ends, are human…

The Narrative and Repertoires of Resistance by Noor Bhangu These past decades, when reality and hope has become estranged for those blistering under the sun of the empire, many have found themselves turning to history to seek out narratives of resistance and survival. For Scheherazade,…

Tracing a line by Jenn Law “Where are we to put the limit between the body and the world, since the world is flesh?” ~Maurice Merleau-Ponty, The Visible and the Invisible, 1964   In many places, a rock with an unbroken line running through it…

Blue. Orange. Yellow. Line Scapes and Landscape. by Salvador Alanis In a recent interview, Galia Eibenschutz recounts the challenges she faced during her training as an artist. She belongs to an unusual generation of Mexican artists who emerged in the 90s, such as Damián Ortega,…