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Transnational approaches to feminist and queer ethnographies: Rethinking dynamics of friendship in the field

The following case study is based on a 5-year collaborative research project that explored the multifaceted interactions between feminist and lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, and other (LGBTI+) activists within and across national borders in contemporary Scandinavia, Russia, and Turkey. Using a multisited, multiscalar transnational feminist approach and ethnographic methods in online

Challenging the visibility paradigm: Tracing ambivalences in lesbian migrant women’s negotiations of sexual identity

Borders and belongings in Nordic feminisms and beyond

Interconnections: Narrating Nordic Feminisms

Jämställdhet som assemblage

Challenging constructions of nationhood and nostalgia: exploring the role of gender, race and age in struggles for women's rights in Scandinavia

Sex in/and Sweden. Sexual rights discourses and radical sexual politics in Sweden

Tensions and temporalities of Pride

Ungendering Europe: Critical Engagements with Key Objects in Feminism

Women's/Gender studies and contemporary changes in academic cultures : European perspectives

Equality Struggles. Women’s Movements, Neoliberal Markets and State Political Agendas in Scandinavia

Hoppets politik. Feministisk aktivism i Sverige idag

Still Life, 2023

A chapter in the first monograph dedicated to the work of artist Matthew Lutz-Kinoy that focuses upon the role of shadows and shadowplay in his exhibitions, paintings, and performances.

Gabrielle L'Hirondelle Hill: M*****

Christian Nyampeta Interviewed by Jacob Korczynski : An interdisciplinary approach to image-making that traces its impact in facilitating collective encounters.

An interview with artist Christian Nyampeta about his work featured in "Is it morning for you yet?" the 58th Carnegie International.

Internal Litter: James Richards Interviewed by Jacob Korczynski : Exhibition-making as artist’s medium and a pivot between peers and predecessors.

Interview with artist James Richards about his exhibition "When We Were Monsters" at Haus Mödrath–Räume für Kunst.

A Life Intrinsic to the Work: RAPHAEL MONTAÑEZ ORTIZ Reviewed by Jacob Korczynski : An overdue publication dedicated to the practice of the interdisciplinary artist, educator, and founder of El Museo del Barrio.

A review of the first monograph on the artist Raphael Montañez Ortiz.

Hervé Guibert: This and More

A review of a solo exhibition by the artist at The Wattis Institute.

Interpreters and Interruptions : Jean-Paul Kelly interviewed by Jacob Korczynski.

An interview with the artist about his appropriation-based practice in film, photography, sculpture, and video and his related exhibitions at the Delfina Foundation, London and VOX-centre l'image contemporaine, Montréal.

"In writing/reading, any lack of clarity can be reread, reworked; in speaking/hearing this operates differently, via memory."

A text about the role of monologue, text, and writing in the work of artist Jimmy Robert.