NYC Protest: The protest for Palestine in Manhattan this past month was one of a kind. Erected in wake of ongoing displacements, settlement expansions, and militarized upsurged in East Jerusalem, Palestinian voices have risen to the surface. Loud and clear, “Free Free Palestine, from the River to the Sea,” descendants of grandparents dispossessed of their […]
In a summer thick with spectacle, Natalie Karpushenko chooses reverence. “Women of water, Women of Earth”, her first U.S. solo exhibition, now on view at The Untitled Space through July 17, 2026, gathers a luminous body of raw, AI-untreated photographs that treat nature as living extensions of the women themselves. Albeit on volcanic terrain in […]
“I never came out. Although, I feel I come out every time I write a bit.” This pride month, Fractyll magazine chooses to celebrate the contributions and work of Kim Windvogel, a queer South African poet of color, an activist, and a United Nations fellow. Besides being an absolutely delightful person (I’d recommend […]
