Frequent movement certainly increases the likelihood of collision...but it also maximizes one’s responsiveness and agility. This issue began as a consideration of human movement as such, embodied through voluntary or involuntary displacement, or the condition of having fallen out of one’s boat. TABLE OF CONTENTS: Mobilization:Chris KrausKatie GehaAn interview with the Los Angeles-based filmmaker and writer on reportage, R.B. Kitaj, and political assemblage Give Me the Colors ... and the Country:Albanian Propaganda in the 21st CenturyVincent W.J. van Gerven OeiOn the troubling alliance between a mayor-turned- prime minister in Tirana, the artist-godfathers of relational aesthetics, and the greatest spin doctors in European politics Garage Museum of Contemporary ArtVictoria CamblinIn Moscow's Gorky Park, a museum provides infrastructure for national social change; here, its director Anton Belov and chief curator Kate Fowle discuss programming for accessibility and integrity L'âme voyageuse: Agathe SnowCaia HagelThree new projects (by one New York artist) consider the poetry of moving in, and moving together Image Search: Crisis, RedistributedCat DawsonWhat did displacement look like in 2015? Visual historical comparisons highlight an absence—or an impossibility—of representation, despite a surplus of attempts AMERIKKKAIgnacio Gonzalez-LangAn artist's textile collaborations with undocumented artisans unravel the cloaks of American nationalism Soft MobilityKari AltmannMovement, currency, and flexibility, transparency, energy, and trade: all find conduits in the objects we wear, touch, and "swipe" Capacious TapesTimothy P.A. CooperThe perfect container for popular, secular, religious, and underground cultural archives—and DIY cultural production and distribution—the audiocassette is still the medium of record in Afghanistan (and should be, everywhere) Radio SomebodiesMeredith KooiNarrowcast transmission projects create new bandwidths for experimentation and communication—and catalyze "IRL" communities, all over the world Reviews Milo van der MaadenLizzie Homersham Refugee TheatersMyrta Köhler Addis Video Art FestivalWill Corwin Chasing JusticeAnthony TorresJennie C. JonesKelly Johnson Peter WächtlerLee Ann Norman Jacqueline HumphriesEric Bookhardt Nir EvronNoah Simblist RBEmily Watlington Glossary: ClarkstonJust outside Atlanta, one of America's most diverse refugee destinations
