The collective resilience of women resisting threats to their communities is documented in “Rooted in Resilience”, an eloquent collection of images from Brazil, Nigeria, Cambodia and Nepal. The women share insights on their work and struggles. The exhibition runs from 9 to 12 October in London.
Visual Arts
“Whatever the truth is, it’s better than a lie”
Rodrigo Vázquez has risked his life in Latin America and Gaza filming warzones and humanising people that the mainstream media has reduced to animals and terrorists. The director’s new feature-length Al Jazeera film in his native Argentina about a child that was disappeared during the dictatorship of 1986-73 comes out later this year.
Marilena Nardi’s journey through caricature
Her name resonates, and not only in Italy. She is a leading figure in the world of graphic humour, who has received several international awards. Through her work as editorial caricaturist she challenges social taboos, addresses global issues and sparks meaningful dialogue. She shared with The Prisma her perspective on the combination of art with journalism.
Unholy hell
This piece was written by Emily Fraser, a 40-year-old writer, singer, musician and volunteer member of Clydesider Magazine, Scotland. She wrote the poem in her car, just after hearing over the radio the horrifying and tragic story of young Alma’s loss of her whole family in the Israeli army’s genocidal bombing […]
Sikán Illuminations: art and spirituality in the UK
Fifty pieces make up the collography exhibition that recreates the cultural and spiritual world of the Abakuá. The prints are the work of artist Belkis and will be on display until 9 February 2025 at Modern Art Oxford. The National Museum of Fine Arts of Cuba highlights the progress […]
















