About this issue

At Rungh, we can be eclectic.

Volume 12, Number 2 features articles about contemporary Indigenous bead art (the Radical Stitch exhibition reviewed by Madeleine Reddon), whacking (Lee Su-Feh reflecting on a dance performance at the Indian Summer Festival - Today is the evening to strike lightening/ Aaj To Bijiliyan Girane Ki Shaam Hai), a magazine archive (the book Laughing Back at Empire reviewed by Melody Ma), a film about a Zambian family secret (Ashley Marshall unspooling the film On Becoming a Guinea Fowl), and symphonic rap music (Dana Edmonds feeling the beats in From Basement Beats to Orchestral Notes).

At Rungh, from beads to beats.