Guide to Understanding non-Monogamy: Are You Polycurious?
In Sex and the City, none of the characters ever proclaimed being polyamorous, but we’re sure that if Carrie was writing her column today, polyamory would be a recurrent theme.
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Reterritorializing the Human Subject
Should we allow the post-human allow the post-human to inhabit virtual realities? In these spaces we embrace anxieties of the collective consciousness. We connect with technologies through our thoughts. We fall for a reality that on all fronts is converged by digitalization. We crumble in front of meanings we cannot seize. We surrender. We surrender, like a spell, to what virtual realities portray.
SENSORY MOUNTAINS – SAMIRA MAHBOUB
Samira Mahboub is an entrepreneur, sociologist and performance artist. Together with Zaid Charkaoui, she co-founded Limala. Celebrating Moroccan's artisanal culture through “Slow Manual Labour” with handcrafted rugs from the Atlas Mountains.
WHO WILL YOU BE WHEN YOU CAN BE ANYBODY AND ANYTHING AT THE SAME TIME?
„If you have to ask what jazz is, you’ll never know.“ When it comes to the Metaverse, one of the reasons it’s so hard to explain is that it doesn’t necessarily exist. Except, it does. The Metaverse is everywhere, and it is also nowhere. But we are all there, right now in this place that […]
Beyond Crisis and Peace – How Our Body Image Influences Our Identity
Our question about True Identity has been accompanying our work at TITLE since the very beginning. While talking to many creatives over the years and hearing many different conversations, it became clear that we all sometimes struggle to be and live as our true selves. Thinking about True Identity as a complex concept, we often […]
Jordan (Nike, Inc.) Presents a Safe Space for Sports in Berlin: The Satou Sabally Basketball Court
Inclusivity and empowerment of communities deem non-local are called to meet at Jordan’s (Nike, Inc.) new basketball court, opening at the end of the month in Tempelhof in Berlin. Title(d) spoke to the court's designer Bahar Bambi and the way she depicts the story of German-Gambian basketball player Satou Sabally.
BALLROOM IS THE CULTURE, VOGUING IS THE DANCE
You don’t learn about voguing by simply studying the dance moves, because there is no voguing without the ballroom — a subculture that was born in the 1920s and found its reinvention in the 1960s. The ballroom was a safe space for the Black queer community fed up with the discriminization and racism they experienced […]
How our Online Identity Is at Odds with Censorship: the Problem of Being “Potentially Inappropriate”
Looking for information regarding online censorship will show results dating from 2011 to this day. It’s been more than a decade since information is not simply being moderated but communities are being silenced, if not erased, and they have reacted to this by self-censoring their images and enacting ways of talking about the issue without mentioning it — by using encoded words such as "nip nops" and "unalive."
IS FESTIVAL FASHION CULTURAL APPROPRIATION?
The act of taking. Festivals are a playground for expression but also cultural appropriation and theft are being redrawn. Unique speaks up for environmental Justice and is part of “Total Ethics Fashion” – working for a fashion system that upholds total ethics, by prioritizing the life of all animals, humans and non-human, and the planet. Her politics revolve […]
Re-Defining Porn with CHEEX
To get a better understanding of what is going wrong in the porn industry and how we can do better, we met with a spokesperson from CHEEX, the sexual-welness start-up who aims ro re-define porn.
