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‘What’s mine is yours’
Interview with Feza Kayungu
Feza Kayungu is a researcher and artist with the Waza Art Collective in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. In this conversation, Kayungu and David Cross explore the potential for artistic and decolonial practices in Congolese contexts to build…
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Dossier #30
Arts of Commoning
Today, as contemporary globalized society continues to heat the planet and as the post-1945 international order continues to be subverted and unravelled, nations are doubling down on fossil energy and further slashing social solidarity programs in…
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Arts of Commoning
Introduction
In this publication, the authors introduce us to the issues at stake in their research-guided art project Arts of Commoning, from which this dossier originates.
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The Undiscussed University
Art Practice and Institutional Transformation Towards Ecopedagogy
As an artist working in collaboration, my art practice activated reciprocal actions and responses in public contexts, while working in universities has paid my wages and supported my art practice with research grants. In 2012, to engage with the social…