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2023 8. Challenge your complacency. Art Creating with Principles Tuisku "Snow" Curtis-Kolu

Spooks and Sketches

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2022 5. Use the tools at your disposal. Art Creating with Principles Tuisku "Snow" Curtis-Kolu

Topsy Turvy

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2022 3. The meaning of life is to keep living. Art Creating with Principles Tuisku "Snow" Curtis-Kolu

Social Worship

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2022 3. The meaning of life is to keep living. Creating with Principles Phillip Morris Prose

The Last Human

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2022 8. Challenge your complacency. Art Creating with Principles Tuisku "Snow" Curtis-Kolu

Monochrome

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FILTERED RECOLLECTIONS - October 2018 Jonas Guigonnat

Collective Memory’s Greatest Trick: Making Us Believe That It Doesn’t Exist

Written By Jonas Guigonnat: Human beings allow themselves to give a lot of importance to beliefs and if we look at the history of religions, philosophies, social behaviors or political concepts we can clearly see that we allow ourselves…

October 1, 2018
FILTERED RECOLLECTIONS - October 2018

October 2018 – Filtered Recollections

Dear Infected, We revisit the past for all sorts of reasons. Whether it’s out of nostalgia, melancholia, or in order to understand the present: our memories form an integral part of day-to-day life. We need to remember in order…

October 1, 2018
The Hungry Ghost
Art Contributing Writers FOOD POLITICS - September 2018 Tuisku "Snow" Curtis-Kolu

The Real Cost of Industrial Agriculture

Written by Elizabeth Knight It has been found that industrial agriculture produces only 30% of our food while using 70% of our resources. While on the other hand, small-scale farmers produce 70% of our food while using only 25%…

September 30, 2018
FOOD POLITICS - September 2018 Sybrand Veeger

The Holy Grill: A Poem For Carne Asada

Written by Sybrand Veeger > The Holy Grill The Kingdom of Meat stretches from the southern Amazonic jungle, West to the arid Andean range, And south, profoundly, to the Antarctic precipice – Where the world ends in fire and…

September 26, 2018
FOOD POLITICS - September 2018 Max Muller

Food Solidarity in the Basque Country

Written by Max Muller: To many in Basque Country food production and agriculture are linked with a larger goal of social transformation. Their ideal is autonomy. It is linked to self-realization and the satisfaction that comes from control over…

September 24, 2018
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