Safar, Issue 9: Protests Espresso This is the way in

This is the way in which our topic for the current issue came to mind

They take their name from Safar

With photographs from the archive and the first-hand memories of local Black historian Melba Jewell

ReMediate investigates how we relate to degraded landscapes through slow craft

The book contains full-colour video stills and photographs from the installation as well as the accompanying series of poetry by Anna Bowen

Safar, Issue 9: Protests Espresso This is the way inAbout Safar: Safar is a bi annual design and visual culture magazine based in Beirut, Lebanon. They take their name from Safar, the Arabic word for travel. About this issue: To protest is a fundamental human act against injustice. It takes many forms: the defiant act of existing, the organized resistance of multitudes, armed struggles, and the disruption of systems through speech, action, and refusal in person, in prints and slogans online, or on the