Synthetic Becoming Decolonization which explains much of the

which explains much of the vast extra-legal urban interventions that shape the city today

Today we experience monuments and the symbolism of memory and veneration in a different way than when they were conceived

Subject: Technology and Archive

Ahmed delivers a timely consideration of how institutional change becomes possible and why it is necessary

That’s only one way of looking at it

Synthetic Becoming Decolonization which explains much of theThe collective monograph Synthetic Becoming brings together research by artists, activists, and feminist technoscience practitioners concerned with sympoietic becoming with hormones and hormonally active chemicals. The contributors examine effects of industrial, pharmaceutical, and more than human production and interplay of hormonally active molecules, asking: What does life re assembled by hormones and hormone mimicking chemicals look and feel like?