Nieuwsbrieven

Whether by destiny or design, several publications are arriving this December from across the artistic sections of newpolyphonies.

After participation in the Brussels Ass Book Fair, YouYou Group's new book A Li'nuage is now available at bookstore rile*. The first in a forthcoming series, this publication explores the group's distinctive use of voice in public space—an approach that has shaped both its aesthetics and its politics. Editors Justine Maxelone and Will Holder stayed close to the group's orality and pluriphony while transmitting its multifaceted knowledges to a wider readership.

As autumn unfolds, we find ourselves in a moment of passage. Our journey holds traces of what once was and opens toward what is yet to come, in gestures, words, and shared time.

We are delighted to invite you to the presentation of the first chapter of our forthcoming book, A LI’NUAGE, on October 24th at 15:30 in the KBR Auditorium. Will Holder and Justine Maxelon will speak about the making of the book as a collective process, and we will read selected passages reflecting on our evolving practices and relationships with space.

Movement never happens for its own sake, but because another force pulls you in.

Mobility is a response to something that summons you, that begs you, that calls you.

Last Sunday, tens of thousands formed a "Red Line" in Brussels as a clear sign to officials to stop the genocide in Gaza.

The following Friday, the war expanded to Iran with daily bombings by Israel.

I hope you are well. Lots of things happened since our last writing. 

Let me introduce you to a new colleague at newpoiyphonies: Arezoo Khazanbeig.