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Claudia Itzkowich

Editorial

Mental Health in Anxious Times

Claudia Itzkowich

There is the disease, and it’s scary enough, but even scarier are the underlying policies, and those that are improvised as we go.

Photo Essay

The Wixárika’s exemplary resistance against extraction

José Luis Aranda with commentary by Claudia Itzkowich

Photos by José Luis Aranda with commentary by Claudia Itzkowich The southern part of the Chihuahua desert is home to Wirikuta, the sacred land of the Wixáritari, who carry out ritual pilgrimages from the remote mesetas where […]

Editorial

Intersections between science and art

Claudia Itzkowich

Perhaps scientific understanding and artistic imagining are different aspects of the same impulse. And humanity’s great understanders and imaginers are inspired from similar sources. Jack Klein That science informs art is patently obvious: painters and sculptors studying anatomy […]

Editorial

Propagating ignorance in the name of the people

Claudia Itzkowich

At the beginning of the year, I was invited to act as guest editor for the current issue of Montréal Serai on “Populism and the Erasure of History.” I had to ask the editorial team to clarify what that […]

Interview

Hōshanō: how to portray an invisible enemy

Claudia Itzkowich

After Fukushima, it became clear to me that there was a problem with memory in Japan....

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