—» Introduction
by Julie Portier

To broach an embarrassing subject, we started by pondering some deliberately tiresome questions:   “What is political art?” or “can art (still) be left wing?” If the title of the fifth…

—» Interview with Po B. K. Lomami
by Marie Bechetoille

Po B. K. Lomami is a programmer, coordinator of socioartistic projects, performer, writer, musician, zine creator, and activist of Congolese descent (RDC) based in Belgium. Her anticolonialist, afrofeminist, and anticapitalist…

—» Revisiting the Notion of Political Art
by Vanina Géré

Several years ago, I was advocating without hesitation for the idea of a “political” art: an art whose content I deemed progressive (feminist, antiracist, etc.) created by artists whose approach…

—» Interview with Simon Ripoll-Hurier
by Sophie Lapalu

Sophie Lapalu: In 2010–2011, you took the Masters in Arts and Politics (SPEAP), then joined the School of Public Affairs at Sciences Po. The presentation of the programme…