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Day two of DASH FEST. Book Sale until 19h, then Benchtime w/ Wish, Flashback Edition, 19–21h. Free entry. 27 publishers on the tables at Fahrgasse 87: @slanted_publishers @valiz_books_projects @public_possession @rubypress_books @stuckmagazine @shift.books @gtaverlag @sofortbooks @bomdiabooks @schneckenpublishing @sandjournalberlin @falschrum_books @current.matter @oruga_san @sorry_press @stefanmarx @formdesignpublishing @paulcournet @oi.publishing and MACK, Nieves, Lesbianas Concentradas, Stef Mosebach, Form, Friendly Fires Small Press, Zeitung Magazine. Presented by @diffusmagazin. Part of World Design Capital Frankfurt RheinMain 2026. Read, eat, drink, buy, repeat. #dashfest #artbookfestival #wdc2026 #dashpress #ffm #artbooks #independentpublishing
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FLEA MARKET SPOTLIGHT: Community & Art Market As part of “In the Mountains” - a queer and feminist art festival dedicated to art in exile, reclaiming heritage, and building solidarity - join us outdoors for our Community & Art Market! Browse an interactive outdoor flea market featuring hand-picked vintage, upcycled fashion, handmade art, artisan goods, and cultural information tables from regional collectives and independent creators. Come connect, discover unique local crafts, and support independent makers and community initiatives! @crimeiscommon @ginda_geogourmet @kamamakestuff @oi.publishing @de_colonialanguage @profundoediciones More Market details coming soon 🗓 When: 26 September | 14:00 – 20:00 📍 Where: Outdoors @festsaalkreuzberg (Am Flutgraben 2, 12435 Berlin) 🎟 Entry: FREE (Donation-based - everyone is welcome!) 🔗 Full program link in bio! 💚 Support Us: We are actively raising funds to cover production costs and keep the festival accessible to all. Find the link to our GoFundMe in the bio! Supported by @rosaluxstiftung, dreilinden ggmbh, @riakeburiafoundation, and @thesupportingactfoundation
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Invitation to join us on Saturday, September 12th, to the gathering around the book we’ve published this summer. There will be discussions with the book’s authors Vitalie Sprînceană @vtlspr, Julietta (Dzhulyetta) Grigoryan @zhduliet, Alisher Khassengaliyev @alialihandro_cher, designer Caterina Pîslari @katischsch, publishers oi publishing, presentation by Batlay Matenov @rodina_alar (Asians of Russia), food offering by Adiba @quotidian_pleasures, and, of course, there will be books! Check the full program in the carousel. The money collected will be spread between the organisers and as donations to the Solidarity collectives @solidaritycollectives and Freefilmers initiatives @freefilmers.ua. Location: @spore.initiative Hermannstraße 86, Neukölln
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Trees, Soil, and Water as Witness Sat, 12 September | 1 – 5 pm For adults | In English At Spore Initiative (Hermannstr. 86, Neukölln) “Trees, Soil, and Water as Witnesses: The Environmental Consequences of Russian and Soviet Colonial Policies”, published in July 2026 by @beda_media with support from @oi.publishing , collects essays on the ecologies of Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Moldova, Armenia, the Palessie Lowland stretching across Belarus and Ukraine, the Tuvan Republic, and the Nogai Steppe in present-day Russia. Together, the essays reveal how colonial structures operate and the lasting impact they have on landscapes, climate, and communities. This event brings together a conversation and Q&A with the book's editors and authors, a discussion with the co-founder of @asiansofrussia on the ecological situation in North Asia, a food ritual, and the chance to buy a copy.  No registration needed. More info on the Spore website. Images: Julietta Grigoryan & Denis-Esakov
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the SOVIET COLONIAL MYTH of “FRIENDSHIP of PEOPLES” Our new text on imperial ideology under the cover of an “emancipatory” smoke screen published on @syg.ma.editorial Sometimes narratives of domination and alienation sound friendly. Under the guise of important concepts familiar to many—such as friendship or solidarity—authoritarian political regimes build structures of subjugation and propaganda. This is exactly what happened with the Soviet concept of “Friendship of Peoples.” A very personal feeling familiar to everyone was overlaid with monuments and loyalty parades, sharply polarizing society and distinguishing between “us” and “them.” This space of politically constructed “Friendship” very clearly defined the conditions under which so-called “Friendship” was to take place. Soviet narratives cannot be viewed in a vacuum — merely as historical phenomena of their time. The ideology, concepts and wordings that emerged and were popularised at various stages of the Soviet period travel across time and live on in the present as transformed concepts. In the current election campaign in Russia (2026), the United Russia party—Vladimir Putin’s backyard—is using the “Friendship of Peoples” concept for its advertising. It is therefore important to consider ‘Friendship of Peoples’ not only as a Soviet internationalist, romanticised phenomenon in its own form, but also in terms of how these ideas are received within contemporary Russian ideology, political and public discourse or among the neo-imperial thinkers, who sometimes are described as Neo-Eurasianist. Keep reading the whole thing on Sygma via the link in profile ~~>
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We are happy to present you our first-ever printed book. It includes essays on the environmental consequences of Soviet and Russian policies in O‘zbekiston, Qazaqstan, Moldova, Armenia, Palessie Lowland (situated mostly in Belarus and Ukraine), as well as the Tuvan Republic and the Nogai Steppe in current-day Russia. Authors: Shaxrizoda Ergasheva, Vitalie Sprînceană, Julietta Grigoryan, XYANA, Alisher Khassengaliyev, Odot’ To’xtash, Eugene Yin @umrbahori @xyana.xyz @alialihandro_cher @vtlspr @zhduliet Editing: Beda Collective Design: @katischsch @e.emitu Language: English Publisher: oi publishing @oi.publishing @de_colonialanguage Edition: 200 copies 2026 Get your printed copy on our Patreon and support our work. Link in bio.
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Nearbynesses nearby the book ARAL: UNTOLD STORIES FROM BEFORE, DURING AND AFTER THE SEA with Aigerim Uzakbaeva @the.aigerim.azamat and Manca Arnuš @ma__rnus in last Nearby Reading Room:   1/ Catastrophic Changes of the Aral Sea 2/ Subjugating the Aral Sea followed the anniversary mindset 3/ The quote by russian nationalist Yakov Demchenko from his research 4/ An example of hydrocolonial violence. The poster reads: “We will conquer drought, too!” 5/ “How to Turn a Sea into Qum”, an article by Shaxrizoda Ergasheva published on Beda Media and by oi publishing 6/ Soviet propaganda poster and cotton plantations in Soviet Uzbekistan 7/ The cotton from the plantations in Uzbekistan is used in gunpowder production 8/ Vozrozhdeniya island (rus. Resurrection) in the Aral Sea became the top-secret biological weapons testing facility in the USSR 9/ The Barsakelmes island used to be the largest island in the Aral Sea. Its name means “the place of no return” in Qazaq 10/ Barsakelmes, a performance in Tselliny Center of Contemporary Culture in cooperation with local artists, musicians, poets, and performers, to redress the mythical history of the island. @tselinnycenter 11/ Канлы Саратан [Bloody July]. The brutal crackdown on mass protests in Qaraqalpaqstan, 2022 12/ Qaraqalpaq’s bread pitir nan 13/ Balqash Lake in Qazaqstan. The local art and activist collective Arrtcom is engaging in the preservation of its fragile ecological and cultural heritage @artcom.platform 14/ Quotes from researchers Darya Tsymbalyuk @darya_tsymbalyuk and Dilfuza Egamberdieva @dr.dilfuza.egamberdieva 15/ Maracaibo lake in Venezuela. Due to the oil reserves hidden on its bottom, it faces extractivist violence and ecological catastrophe 16/ Blood and Water: The Indus River Basin in Modern History. A book by the historian David Gilmartin @uc_press 17/ Rivers, Memory, And Nation-building: A History of the Volga and Mississippi Rivers, a book by Dorothy Zeisler-Vralsted @berghahnbooks 18/ What is Water: The History of a Modern Abstraction, a book by Jamie Linton @ubcpress 19/ River dreams, a movie by Kristina Mihalkova @riverdreams_doc
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Wir haben heute bei Miss Read den Stand von unseren Nachbar*innen aus der Stargarder besucht und das Heft zum Häuserkampf frisch gedruckt in den Händen gehalten 🎊🤗
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They are always speaking. Who listens? The text about the March 30th Can The Other Speak action is published on the Syg.ma @syg.ma.editorial, read the full article at the link in the bio.
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NOT A SINGLE STORY or Why Decoloniality Matters and How We Can Make It Visible Our latest article about 16 Other Feminist Names and the renaming of a certain Berlin square. We’ve been working on Alexanderplatz for 8 months now, but the shock that an urban space today can proudly bear the name of russian military imperialism is still strong. We propose a diversity of stories and names instead of imperial one. Read the full article at @syg.ma.editorial , link in profile >>
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CRACKS ON THE FAÇADE This text is about the ongoing events at the Open Air Museum of Decoloniality. Cracks have appeared in the media, at Alexandrplatz, in many places, and beautiful façades. Spaces of conversation about german, russian, french colonialisms are confronted by spaces of “beauty”. Dr. Chang Gao @gao.chang_rca and Jess Aszodi @jessicaaszodi made a performance Desire, AI and Public Itimacy working with hegemonies of public spaces and ideologies. A person walking into a square in Berlin in 2024 and uttering the word “decoloniality” finds themselves in the following political landscape: German clubs (Süld, Fulda) sing the song “Deutschland den Deutschen, Ausländer raus” [Foreigners out, Germany for Germans], right-wing parties and politicians win European Parliament elections, an elderly woman passing by demands only German words on the fence of a square in Berlin and curses at migrants, Berlin’s mural artists demand conversations only in German and talk about the oppression of “native Germans”, and Germany as a whole has corrupted right of speech by Islamophobia. Can art today do nice beautiful things? Can Fanon and Foucault wake up today and write odes to contemporary power relations? No. They can’t. They won’t wake up. They won’t write odes. Their texts now sound like a dystopian elegy to society. And to be able to hear this, it is enough just to stand in the center of Alexanderplatz for 30 minutes. Read full text at @syg.ma.editorial Share << come visit us at the end of June ~ link in bio >>
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Our new text is about polylingualism and poetics and destroying monopolies on language. We wrote it together with philosopher Alexandr Carpov @sashakarpov.1 Support languages and read the whole text on @syg.ma.editorial ~~< of BUILDING RELATIONS and FINDING a VOICES repost ~ share ~ care
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