Arika

@00arika00.bsky.social

Arika is a political arts organisation concerned with supporting connections between artistic production and social change. We have been creating events since 2001. https://arika.org.uk

⚫ Ashlaa’ to Lamlameh: Fragments Made Whole. Join us for our conversation with Palestinian Feminist scholar Nadera with David Lloyd. 📅 Thurs 12 Nov 7pm 📍 Tramway & Online bit.ly/4yKh2WX Part of Episode 12: From the Rivers to the Seas

Ashlaa’ to Lamlameh: Fragments Made Whole

A conversation with the preeminent Palestinian feminist: Nadera has coined two incredibly profound concepts to understand Palestinian life today. Ashlaa’—the violent fracturing of Palestinian bodi

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📽️ The Nakba in the Room Rene Gabri & Ayreen Anastas An experimental live film performance that asks where art has stood in the perpetration of the Nakba? 📅 Wed 11 November, 8.30pm 📍 Tramway & Online bit.ly/4e6el9S Part of Episode 12: From the Rivers to the Seas 📸 Courtesy of the artists

A photo that shows the exterior of a damaged building. The destroyed stairway has been re-constructed with concrete, scrap metal, and salvaged wood. And the door has been replaced with plywood. In the background there is a rolling hill covered in olive trees, shrubland, and other damaged buildings.

Reviewers say Lara Sheehi's From the Clinic to the Streets is "blazing with militant clarity," "a waterfall of insurgent thinking," and a "testimony of radical love offered in service of transformation." ✍️

Promotional graphic set against a solid pale peach background, featuring a 3D perspective view of the book From the Clinic to the Streets: Psychoanalysis for Revolutionary Futures by Lara Sheehi in the center.

Surrounding the book cover are hand-drawn curved orange arrows pointing toward it with text annotations detailing the book's core themes and concepts:

Psychic Militancy

Radical Psychoanalysis

Trauma and politics

Settler colonial outposts

Decolonising therapy

Psychological Warfare History

Mental health activism

Psychic refusals

Fanonian Psychoanalysis

Activist burnout and exhaustion

Palestine and trauma care

Liberation psychology

Political antagonism

Mental health under capitalism

🧠 On the Necessity of Psychic Militancy Lara Sheehi & Hannah Proctor Clinical psychologist and author Lara Sheehi discusses how power shape the minds of those it seeks to subjugate & how we can resist it. 📅 Wed 11 Nov 7pm 📍 Tramway & Online bit.ly/3VGGAWo Episode 12: From the Rivers to the Seas

A photo of Lara Sheehi, a woman with long dark brown curly hair, olive skin, and dark hazel eyes. She wears a black vest, gold hoop earring, and a stud nose piercing.

Episode 12: From the Rivers to the Seas 11-15 Nov | Glasgow & Online 📍 Tramway 🍉 Arika, Episode 12, is a 5-day gathering that brings together art, critical thought and grass roots organising. Pluralising Palestine to unsettle colonialism everywhere. Tickets are now live! arika.org.uk/episode-12/

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I reviewed @00arika00.bsky.social’s Episode 11: To End the World as We Know It for @thewiremagazine.bsky.social. Feat Rashad Becker, @fullnommunism.bsky.social, @biidaasamose.bsky.social & and a big chaotic-ecstatic panpipe finale from: chuquimamani-condori.bandcamp.com/album/dj-e 🤠

DJ E, by Chuquimamani-Condori

7 track album

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The Wire Magazine@thewiremagazine.bsky.social · 2y ago

The Wire 493 is out now! www.thewire.co.uk/issues/493 Featuring Masma Dream World, Louis Laurain, Caxtrinho, Able Noise, Lydia Lunch's Invisible Jukebox, Polonius, Macie Stewart, Chris Cundy, and much, much more. 📷 Cover by Courtney Sofiah Yates

Episode 11: To End The World As We Know It, curated by arts organisation @00arika00.bsky.social is on from the 13th till the 17th November, at Glasgow's Tramway. Arts Editor Alekia Gill speaks to co-director of Arika, Barry Esson, to learn more about this social space for this month's SNACK

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Brain still whirring from the penetrative events I attended today re ‘ending the world as we know it’ - or creating art to subvert the status - or decolonising our base assumptions… There’s more tomorrow- if in Glasgow get yourself to The Tramway, otherwise livestream via @00arika00.bsky.social

Hope Dickson Leach@hopedickle.bsky.social · 2y ago

On Friday I will be spending the day at the Glasgow Tramway at Episode 11: To End The World As We Know It produced by the amazing folx at Arika. Tickets are free to day time events, Pay What You Can to the evenings. It starts tomorrow & runs till Saturday. Come along! www.tramway.org/eventf6732ea...

Join us in #glasgow or Live Stream 15-17 Nov. The end of one world does not mean the end of us. How do we learn to desire another world, another us? 37 #anti-colonial artists, filmmakers, musicians, poets & activists. 3 more days of music, film, discussion & #study. arika.org.uk/episode-11-t...

Episode 11: To End the World As We Know It

Episode 11 brings together five days of film, music, discussion and study to think through other ways of existing and of conceiving of existence—arrayed against the ecological and social devastation

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