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Artist Researcher investigating Mesoamerican Codices 🇲🇽🇬🇧 AHRC funded PhD Researcher @SODAmcr @NWC_DTP Visual & Sound Editor @otherwisemag

Manchester, England
Joined January 2009
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By sharing stories, we aim to foster conversations on the power of storytelling as a means of turning the ordinary into a space for imagining and pursuing an otherwise.
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Through stories of everyday encounters, we believe it is possible to envisage other possibilities: other ways of living, of understanding, of imagining the past, present and future.
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An Otherwise Manifesto We see Otherwise as an interface between storytellers of the ordinary within and outside academia, activism, professional writing, visual arts, and areas of life and work where opportunities for storytelling remain limited. #ethnography #storytelling
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Akira Kurosawa's hand-painted storyboards for 'Ran' (1985)
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I’ve been really enjoying this book. It brings stories from all over Mesoamérica to explain ancient Mayan art, and really does a beautiful job of illustrating the fact that all of Mesoamérica was unified in terms of underlying world view.
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Finally! Our report on impact storytelling is out in the world - a resource for storytellers, artivists, scholars and campaigners interested in using storytelling for social change: arts.ac.uk/__data/assets/pdf… @UALstorytelling
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Boycotting Eurovision for very obvious reasons but I saw someone point this out and I think it's cool. The singer for Ireland, Bambie Thug, was banned from including pro-Palestine messages on their costumes. But they did anyways, in THE ANCIENT OGHAM IRISH ALPHABET. 🇮🇪
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We are a week away from publishing the final story of @OtherwiseMag current issue 'Bodies'. What was the idea behind this issue and how was it curated? Read the editor's note ⤵️ otherwisemag.com/a-world-by-…
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Thank you! It was strange to translate this research from Spanish to English.. I hope it made sense!
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@jshergonz presenting his PhD research at SODA salon @SODAmcr opening up a discussion around the cultural politics of virtual repatriation and its connections to decolonialism.
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Yacatecuhtli, the Long Nosed Lord, the lord of wealth, money, and merchants, stands at the crossroads and predicts misfortune. My version and the original as seen in the codex Fejervary
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Meet the author: Laci Felker An interview with Otherwise creative non-fiction and memoir editor Laura Moran "My spine is twisted and curved and there’s nothing I can do about it outside of take care of myself." otherwisemag.com/meet-the-au…
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OUR NEW STORY IS OUT Hands are conditioned to be forceful In this poem, @DidemCaia embraces the relentlessness of family memories and the labour of learning new words otherwisemag.com/handsarecon… Illustration by @jshergonz
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it is so humbling when, as an editor, you get to help publishing such beautiful writing Check out @OtherwiseMag's new story by @hypermonk In this story Radhika Oberoi lingers in exile and the realities of what is deemed newsworthy. otherwisemag.com/exile
OUR NEW STORY IS OUT! @hypermonk lingers in exile and the realities of what is deemed newsworthy. "... and the Prime Minister-in-exile suddenly felt tired" otherwisemag.com/exile
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'An art museum should be a stage on which events are happening. It should not be a temple and it should not be an amusement park. Displaying an artwork is an event, a talk is an event, and they create memories [...] and when we leave it we should be filled with these memories'
Vincent Honoré, a highly esteemed curator who worked at Palais de Tokyo, Tate Modern, the Hayward Gallery and David Roberts Art Foundation, has died artreview.com/vincent-honore…
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Six spaces of intimacy as people migrate between continents and cultures. That's in the latest latest story from @OtherwiseMag: otherwisemag.com/spaces Otherwise is a magazine of ethnography + storytelling, curated by a team of editors - including moi!
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Happy 3rd birthday @OtherwiseMag 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🎉🎉🎉🎉🎂🎂🎂
Last Saturday, we turned 3 Happy birthday to @OtherwiseMag 🎉🎂🎂🎂🎉🎉🎉
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The 10th issue of @OtherwiseMag is out! MOVEMENT! Movement without motion and motion without movement. With stories by Rodi Cotenescu, the BelMix collective, Radhika Oberoi, Didem Caia and Morgan Reid Illustration by @jshergonz otherwisemag.com/movementthe…
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"Mowing the lawn" Those with Tanks claim they are the victims of those who have no tanks. Those with Helicopter Gunships claim they are the victims of those who have only Para-gliders. Those with F16 fighter bombers dropping bombs and White Phosphorous claim they are the victims of those who have, again, only Para-gliders. Those with missiles claim they are the victims of those with rockets. Those with WMDs, including Nuclear weapons, claim they are the victims of those who are in comparison a mouse being played with by a cat with all the time in the world to kill. "WE Control The Height of the Flames.” ... Benjamin Netanyahu (Prime Minister of Israel) claiming victimhood. Anti-zionism is not Antisemitism. The State of Israel is not "The Jews".
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