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1 Art and Curating Celebrates Difference: Turning Towards Local and Subjugated Knowledge
by João Pedro Amorim and Nuno Crespo
Art as Expanded Rationality
by Jacqueline Kok
Tracing Resistance
by Renan Laru-an
General Nourishment: The Aga Khan Museum of Islamic Arts in Marawi
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Issue 50
Extremes
by Hadas Kedar
Editorial
1 Art and Curating Celebrates Difference: Turning Towards Local and Subjugated Knowledge
by João Pedro Amorim and Nuno Crespo
Art as Expanded Rationality
by Jacqueline Kok
Tracing Resistance
by Renan Laru-an
General Nourishment: The Aga Khan Museum of Islamic Arts in Marawi
2 The Ecology Crisis: Can Art Fill the Communication Gap?
by Sebastian Cichocki
Wonders in the Heavens and in the Earth: Notes from the Dormant Exhibition
by Dennis Dizon
Toward an Ecological Singularity
by Helene Romakin
Extremely Unagitated—A Closer Look at the Artistic Practice of Lara Almarcegui
3 Art and Curating in Conflict Zones
by Carla Gimeno Jaria
What Borders Can Do
by Nadim Samman
Errant Curating
by Ronny Hardliz
“and here I am”—De-Colonial Aspects of Advanced Curatorial Work (of Art)
by Galit Eilat
“If You Want To Run Fast, Run Alone. If You Want To Run Far, Run Together.” * African proverb
by Johanne Løgstrup
Museums as Contact or Conflict Zones
by Anastasia Chaguidouline
Borders and Forms
4 Free Culture: Post-Humanist Technologies and Algorithms as Alternatives to Techno-Capitalist Industrial Society
by Laura Netz
Vitalist Materialism—Life Mining
by Park C. Myers
Algorithmic Extremes in Terram in Aspectu
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