July 2026

A Taste of Home, A Language of Belonging

Award-winning Ghanaian writer Daniel Naawenkangua Abukuri on grief, belonging, Black imagination, literary life in Ghana, and why writing began with unfinished drawings

The Topography of the Repressed

What does waste tell us about our world? An exhibition in Dortmund traces the global journey of waste, highlighting the connections between the economy, waste, and recycling, and looks at the consequences for people and the environment

The Bitterness of Proximity

Yang Shuang-zi’s award-winning novel 'Taiwan Travelogue' blends colonial history, desire and culinary art with as much emotion as intelligence – and every dish is allowed to tell a story of power

I'm not a traitor!

Neither traitor nor impostor: the translator as a conduit of meaning, a builder of cultural bridges, and a facilitator of dialogue among peoples

Identity and Presentation

How does Gen Z view the world? Photographers from this generation – born between 1995 and 2010 – are now exhibiting their work in Frankfurt am Main, following their presentation at Photo Elysée in Lausanne.