Vol. 7, No. 4
About this issueWith Volume 7, Number 4, and since its relaunch in September 2017, three more volumes of Rungh magazine come to an end. Over the past three volumes (12 issues), Rungh has engaged with more than a hundred artists and contributors, reestablished its Rungh Readings series, nurtured archival projects that explores the 1990s and it relevance to current cultural conversations, and engaged in arts advocacy from IBPOC perspectives.
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Artist Run Centre
Crafting Identity Text by Lera Kotsyuba; Art by Heidi McKenzie
Heidi McKenzie's "Family Matters".
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Artist Run Centre
Embodied EngagementsText by Jenelle Pasiechnik; Art by Jamelie Hassan; Art by Soheila Esfahani
The artwork of Jamelie Hassan and Soheila Esfahani in Translations.
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Reprints
Bleeding the Memory MembraneBy Chris Creighton-Kelly
Chris Creighton Kelly explores the various strategies which arts activists could utilize as they tried to change cultural institutions from inside and outside these same institutions in the 1990s.
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Reviews & Reflections
Authorization for the Fire: Between Possession and EmbodimentBy Helena Martin Franco
Helena Martin Franco reflects on a Primary Colours residency.
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Versión en español
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Reviews & Reflections
Suspended SoulsBy Mathilde Benignus
Three performances and an embodied talk by Soleil Launière.
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Version française
Fiction
KambirinachiBy Francesca Ekwuyasi
Excerpt from Butter Honey Pig Bread by Francesca Ekwuyasi.
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Conversations
Archival BricolageSimranpreet Anand in e-conversation with Madhur Anand
Madhur Anand reflects on This Red Line Goes Straight to Your Heart.
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