The horrific attack in Christchurch on Friday is a wake-up call to New Zealand’s racism and our weak gun laws. But let’s not forget the school students’ marches that also took place on Friday, signalling hope and positive change for the future.
Category: politics
When I was a 15-year-old school student, I had the permission of my parents and of the school principal to join anti-apartheid protests during schoolRead More
recently i participated in a wikipedia edit-a-thon. this was part of the Art+Feminism project, which aims to improve the representation of women artists on wikipedia.Read More
herbst (autumn) has come and gone too quickly this year. one day i was enjoying riding my bike in the warm evening air, the nextRead More
During the last week of September, I was once again invited to be an artist-in-residence in the department of Media & Communications at the UniversityRead More
i am a migrant. a very privileged migrant. i chose to live in germany, and i can choose to return home to new zealand wheneverRead More
google is trying very hard to convince the world that we can’t live without it, but in truth we don’t need it. i have myRead More
i’m back in munich after a few weeks on the road with We have a situation! – all good but very busy, little time forRead More
there was an abrupt en my current main project is a trans-european collaboration, We have a situation!. it’s a series of live, trans-border, online-offline participatoryRead More
the tiny himalayan nation of bhutan has announced its intention to be the first 100% organic nation in the world. bhutan is a buddhist countryRead More