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“Oberih” — On Things That Protect Report“Oberih” — On Things That ProtectWhat can be said in the face of war? Author Elisabeth Bauer offers a reading of Ukrainian realities from the perspective of objects she has encountered – in the actual and transmedial space between Kyiv and Berlin – since June.
Ira Melkonyan – Mapping Voices; Making Sense ListicleIra Melkonyan – Mapping Voices; Making SenseFaced with the war in the Ukraine that not only touches but shakes her to her core, Ira Melkonyan created a personal map of voices in her head, which documents and sheds light on this rupture.
