Camilla Wellton: The Future Has a Body
The future is often presented as a place where the body finally becomes optional. Someone else will remember for us. A machine will write the
The future is often presented as a place where the body finally becomes optional. Someone else will remember for us. A machine will write the
Nordic Afrofuturism: a six-part historyPart 6 of 6 A circle of chairs, a dancer’s shadow and eight scripts read aloud: in the 2020s, Black Nordic
Nordic Afrofuturism: a six-part historyPart 5 of 6 In Helsinki and Bergen, performers and visual artists made futurity physical. A body could claim the stage,
Nordic Afrofuturism: a six-part historyPart 4 of 6 An ocean can be scenery. It can also hold a history a nation prefers to leave offshore.
Nordic Afrofuturism: a six-part historyPart 3 of 6 A story about Michelle Eistrup’s 1994 application to the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts begins with
Nordic Afrofuturism: a six-part historyPart 2 of 6 In the middle of the 1980s, children and teenagers in Sweden could see breaking, popping and electric
Nordic Afrofuturism: a six-part historyPart 1 of 6 In October 1971, the Sun Ra Arkestra played Stockholm’s Royal Dramatic Theatre. The Swedish Jazz Archive holds