KURS

Solidarnost sa Palestinom
Linorez po motivima postera Burhana Karkutlija iz 1978.
Deo tiraža biće dostupan za kupovinu danas u KC gradu, na .against.apartheid događaju.
Deo tiraža će ostati kod nas, pa ako želite grafiku a ne stignete danas, pišite nam u dm ili e-mail.

This summer we made a contribution for STUART ISSUE 2: THE OPENNESS TO THE HORIZON THAT WHICH I AM NOT published by Mosaic Rooms London
We chose the story of Vahida Maglajić.

The topic is now more relevant than ever.

"The issue is a live archive of artists’ thoughts and visual notes on the subject of solidarity with Palestine. We encourage you to download and share it, so as to amplify the voices that are coming from Palestine during this critical moment in its people’s struggle for justice and peace.

STUART Paper Issue 2: The Openness of the horizon to which I am not features contributions by: Al Wahat Collective (Areej Ashhab, Gabriella Demczuk, Ailo Ribas), Dina Mimi, Disarming Design, Elias Wakeem, Fana’ Collective, Karmel Sabri, Hajra Waheed, Islam Shabana, Ismail Nashef, Jumana Emil Abboud, KURS (Miloš Miletić and Mirjana Radovanović), Mohammad Sabaneh, Mo’min Swaitat / Majazz, Mothanna Hussein, Nika Autor, Qusai al Saify, Radio AlHara, RESOLVE Collective, Rouzbeh Shadpey, Shayma Nader, Tai Shani, The School of Mutants (Hamedine Kane and Stéphane Verlet-Bottéro), and Xaytun Ennasr.

STUART is an art publishing practice and collective producing printed matter and publications, designed by Rose Nordin. Initiated by Rose Nordin with Sepake Angiama, Priya Jay and Amrita Dhallu at iniva — the project centres the process of ‘live archiving’, conversation as marginalia and the book as a site of collaboration. The approach to publishing takes modes of thinking from the legacy of Stuart Hall. Previous issues include issue 0 (2021) and issue 1 Drift (2023), edited by Tavian Hunter and Sepake Angiama."

The issue is free for download on Mosaic Rooms website.

Many thanks to for AFŽ archive.

Izložba Rez - linja - otisak produžena je do 25. septembra

Foto Bojana Janjić, MSUB