Schloss Post

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Be Part of »Membrane«

Call for Contributions

by Schlosspost

We are looking for contributions on the topic of »Membrane – Permeable Thinking in African/-diasporic Literatures and Art«

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Essay

The Memory Mosaic

by Sophie-Charlotte Opitz

Looking at Susan Meiselas’s work »Kurdistan: In the Shadow of History,« Sophie-Charlotte Opitz explains how memory can »survive« by becoming a part of social life.

Critical Essay

In a Hypermediatized World

by Enos Nyamor, illustrated by Sophie-Charlotte Opitz

Writing about cultural artifacts needs new strategies of interpretation in a media-saturated world, as Enos Nyamor outlines in his essay.

Letter exchange

Correspondence

by Ricardo Portilho & Santana Dardot

Contemplating their experiences, two individuals connect through a visual exchange – an affirmation and replica of their interactions with their everyday lives.

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Web Residencies by Solitude & ZKM

The Future is a Cockroach

Interview with Natasha Tontey

Can we imagine a future in which humans won’t be the center anymore, but cockroaches play a major role in the ecosystem? This is exactly what the sci-fi-related project From Pest to Power proposes.

Web Residencies by Solitude & ZKM

The Dinner Table: Reconstructing Mukbang

Interview with Jennifer Katanyoutanant

In a world where people are lonelier than ever, Jennifer Katanyoutanant builds a website for the millions of mukbang fans to have online dinners with one another.

Web Residencies by Solitude & ZKM

Bioplastics Cookbook for Ritual Healing

Interview with Tiare Ribeaux

Tiare Ribeaux fabricates an alternative present/near future – creating bioplastics, sharing those recipes, for creating speculative environments, and healing the earth.

Web Residencies by Solitude & ZKM

Body Shifts in a Techno-Anthropocentric World

Interview with Miriam Simun

What if the cephalopod served as a model species for humans? Miriam Simun explores how we overcome using high technology for human enhancement by training the body.