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Communities such as the Saamaka are vocal in opposition to increased mining and logging – but has the country’s claim to fame as the most forested in the world already been fatally undermined?<br>
The full title of this article is “‘Dirty political games’: Suriname is selling its gold and timber – at the cost of tribal land rights.” Bram Ebus (in Pokigron, Suriname) reports for The Guardian. All photographs by Bram Ebus. He writes, “Communities such as the Saamaka are vocal in opposition to increased mining and logging…
It’s back to school in the art world. The fall season, historically characterized by a deluge of new exhibitions, now includes art fairs that hav
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Toggle Sidebar Art Exhibition: Remy Jungerman’s “Brilliant Corners” Born in Suriname, Remy Jungerman lives and works in Amsterdam. “Brilliant Corners” is the artist’s first solo exhibition in the United States. The exhibition opens on April 7, and will remain on view through May 15, 2021, at Fridman Gallery, New York City. (Fridman Gallery is located at 169 Bowery Street, in Manhattan) and at 475 Main Street, Beacon, New York). Description: In his work, Jungerman explores the intersection of pattern and symbol in Surinamese Maroon culture, the larger African Diaspora, and 20th C...