Politics of Visibility and Memorialization

Opacity is noise in rural spaces

Revisiting the MaBareBare archive as web platform

Sounds, sights, and stories from kitchens

Anatomical Pathologies of The Black Lithosphere

Russel Hlongwane speaks to the ‘Black interior’ as a practice of negotiating comfort and home in post-Apartheid suburban South Africa.

Jumoke Sanwo speaks to the mirror as entangled with the trans-atlantic slave trade, and her work as curator of Dúna Dúrà - A Portal of Reimagination.

Ana Luisa Ramírez Flórez, Jenry SernaCórdoba, Daniel Ruiz-Serna and Catalina Muñoz Rojas speak to sound, listening and collaboration as reparative practices in the lower Atrato region in Chocó, Colombia; a region wounded by multiple forms of violence more recently affected by paramilitary violence and other extractive practices.

Yuma: Sonic River

Felipe Arturo shares an Iraca palm fan, as a form of technology that exists within and outside of colonial and neo-colonial economies, material and embodied practices.

Sibonelo Gumede speaks to the temporalities and cartographies of Black sonic geographies in Southern Africa and beyond.

Marcelo Ferraz shares the throne of Òsùmàrè as an entry point into a wider conversation around his immersive experience of designing with the Terreiro de Òsùmàrè, in Salvador, Bahía.

Zara Julius speaks to the entangled geographies and soundscapes of the machete as an object that speaks to entangled layers of labour, oppression, violence, resistance and liberation.

Monsoon Stories from the Kampung, River, and Tower

(EN) An essay on the material history of colonial violence and the life-prolonging insubmissive gestures in cities of Espírito Santo, Brazil | (PT) Um ensaio sobre a história material da violência colonial e os gestos insubmissos de prolongamento da vida em cidades do Espírito Santo, Brasil

False Bay South Africa

The many promises behind the launching of the first Arab Satellite