Hey Monte Schlacko, Dear Schlagorg

Hey Monte Schlacko, Dear SchlagorgHey Monte Schlacko, dear Slagorg by Susanne Kriemann explores the intersection of nature, industrial history, and architecture. The book is rooted in photographs taken on Monte Schlacko a former slag heap in Siegen, now a nature reserve. Mosses, lichens, and pioneer plants growing on industrial residue form the botanical and metallurgical core of the work. These images connect to a large scale installation on the faade of the former Galeria Karstadt

or as an individualist ethical relation to existing forms of power

vocal pitch is explored in relation to authority

their mother dies after mysteriously falling down the elevator shaft

Nicholas Beuret follows those already fighting back through ‘don’t pay’ campaigns

Kaohsiung and Hengchun (Taiwan)

ERI(a) 1: The Silk Museum is the first in the State Silk Museum’s new series of eponymous publications

whose imagined life comes to blur with and overlap her own

With the support of the print publishing grant by the Centre national des arts plastiques and of the European Research Council

and others gathered over the years

The phenomenon has continuously developed through disputes between moderates and hardliners

we must strive for a post-capitalist society able to guarantee the good life for the entire planet

Filip Van Dingenen