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Yvonne Adhiambo Owuor on epistemic recovery and the pleasure of puzzle seeking (opens the original)
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I’m excited to share this conversation with the amazing Yvonne Adhiambo Owuor. Yvonne Adhiambo Owuor is a Kenyan writer who describes herself as a human witness to human happenings. She creates literary kintsugi’s that makes loss meaningful, repairs, and creates space for epistemic recovery. She won the Caine Prize for African Writing for The Weight of Whispers and is the author of Dust (2014) and The Dragonfly Sea (2019). She is a global speaker on geopolitics and world-building. She is also a
The Psyber Giantess on visualising the unseen (opens the original)
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I’m delighted to share this deeply resonant conversation I had with The Psyber Giantess. The Psyber Giantess is an interdisciplinary dance artist, painter, writer and musician. The Psyber Giantess is an amazing thinker, feeler and seer who beautifully visualises the unseen. Their artistic practice involves creating identity-centric self-portraits and artwork inspired by nature, Black feminine divinity, spiritual awakening, and psychedelia. Their work reflects cultural intersectionality, the unse
Ebun Sodipo on how water helps us navigate histories, and shape futures (opens the original)
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I am delighted to share this conversation with the brilliant Ebun Sodipo. Ebun is a prolific artist and writer whose work spans performance, installation, video, and text. She creates work for black trans people of the future, guided by black feminist study with a methodology of collage and fabulation. I think of Ebun work as a beautiful mirror. It locates and produces real and imagined narratives of black trans women’s presence, embodiment and interiority across the past, present and future. Th
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