Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Thursday, June 20, 2019
A community of indigenous people accepted a government offer to return to their land, stolen from the Indians in the 1870s. The film looks through the eyes of the children to enter a world in which modern technology and ancient mythologies populate their minds. And the Puma lurks as a […]
A playful celebration of boredom through the eyes of artist and collector Dawn Parsonage. The display will be opened from 26 June to 6 July 2019 in Bermondsey Project Space. Humorous and often beautiful, this collection of images explores boredom through found images and contemporary portraits. Boredom is a […]
The Renaissance has been well charted as a period of European history that presents civilization as a development from the achievements of ancient Greece and Rome. Sean Sheehan All this ground is expertly covered in a new title in an admirable series from Oxford University Press. “The Oxford […]
A short film about the life and death of the Brazilian activist will be shown in London on Friday 21 June. Michelle Gooden-Jones Marielle Franco was a feminist, politician and human rights activist, who was assassinated on March 14th 2018. Franco had been an outspoken critic of police […]
The film-maker, Javier Corcuera, has the same profound and melancholy look as his father, the great poet Arturo Corcuera, who passed on to him the memory of his friend, Javier Heraud. Manuel Robles Sosa Heraud is the fallen poet in a guerilla attempt on 15 May 1963, and […]
