Text by Iris Colomb Through five articles rooted in practice and lived experience, tekhnē’s fourth edition, These Abilities, presents a variety of perspectives on Technology,
Text by Dom Stevenson Best known to many through their work as DJ Maicol, Erotechre marks a different outlet for the Glaswegian artist. Following a
Text by Dom Stevenson The latest mixtape comes from Donna Haringwey, the alias of Portugal-based producer Toni Quiroga, whose work occupies the shifting territory between
Text by CLOT Magazine Having recently celebrated 2 years from its first issue, the tekhnē journal is an online periodical offering background and reflection on
Text by Agostino Quaranta The South of Italy and the dilemma of the future In response to the theme Mutating Tradition of the third edition
Text by Mila Azimonti Downtown LA dissolves into dusk. On a neighbourhood baseball field, children take their cuts, a dog tears across the outfield, families
Text by Atay Ilgun PARKS is a new recurring live programme at IKLECTIK, London. Well-settled into their new home in Peckham Levels, the independent cultural
Text by Meritxell Rosell A soft gesture crosses a ray of light streaming through a window; the grainy detail of the carpet where someone sits;
Text by Hannah van den Elzen We are living in turbulent times. The present feeling haunted by catastrophe: genocide, ecocide, the violence of Big Tech,
Text by Meritxell Rosell There is something quietly fierce about building a festival around fragility. In the current global state of affairs, which rewards hardness,
Text by Irem Erkin Materia Prima, in Latin ‘raw matter‘ or ‘first material,’ is the theme of the second issue of Tekhnē journal. Materia Prima
Text by Jacobo García There is a building in Gijón that has experienced several lives. A Francoist vocational school, an emblem of post-industrial reconversion, a
Text by Davide Bevilacqua & Martina Pizzigoni In times of AI-aided war, what are the cultural forms that help us understand and perhaps challenge the
Interview by Neshy Denton Even as Abul Mogard has gradually drifted from the protective fiction that once defined his musical arena, it feels like that
Text by Dom Stevenson What begins as necessity – working without access, infrastructure, or permission – becomes something else: a way of engaging with tools,
Text by Meritxell Rosell A lone body moves through urban spaces, dark and dimly lit; the body’s gracile and strong gestures fold between control and
Text by Mila Azimonti I have learned and dismantled all the words in order to draw from them a single word: Home [1]. Fragments by
Text by Dom Stevenson The next mixtape instalment comes from Barcelona-based artist Roc Jiménez de Cisneros – one half of EVOL, the long-running project with
Text by Meritxell Rosell A pale face floats inside a sphere, lips moving and synching in syllables you can’t fully decipher. It feels urgent, insistent,
Text by Dom Stevenson The next mixtape instalment comes from Vanity Productions, the alias of Danish experimental musician Christian Stadsgaard, whose work navigates the fragile
