A Method
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Coral Dictionary: Dinawan Journals
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Through her journal entries, artist Chang Yuchen explores how a residency on Dinawan Island in Malaysia helped to conceive her ongoing project Coral Dictionary.
Kandis Williams on Triadic Ballet
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Wielding collage as a tool of Black feminist resistance, Kandis Williams discussed her work Triadic Ballet and its relationship to Bauhaus, Black embodiment, and looking longer and harder inside oneself.
What does it mean to design around the idea of a ‘surface’?
What does it mean to design around the idea of a ‘surface’?
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Chang Yuchen’s Coral Dictionary
Chang Yuchen’s Coral Dictionary
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Did You See the Island?: Sky Hopinka on Film and Knowledge
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Ways of Knowing Roundtable
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