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Stu Magazine #27 The Rome Issue

Founder Rob Bergin
Publisher Rob Furst
Guest Art Direction and Design Fupete – Daniele Tabellini
Assistant Art Director Giuglio Fermetti
Australia, 2004

With: Massimo Spadotto, Daniele Tabellini Fupete, Manuel Musilli, Microbo and Bo130, Roberto Rebotti Jacklamotta, Mimmo Manes Ubq.it, Gianluca Costantini, Irene Roggero, Mauro Gatti, Gianluca Ciufoli Squarepix, LRNS, Simone legno, Roberto Marsella, Gianfranco Masié, Giampaolo Rende, Piero Desopo, Antonio Moro



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My portrait of Ma Thida in openbook

14 March 2023

Freedom for Deanna “Violet” Coco

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Arnold Zable. You are not alone: 100 years of PEN International Part 1

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The Art of Defiance. Hong Kong: Revolution of Our Time

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All of you go get fucked!

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The honor of being in the Lennon Wall in Australia National University

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Freedom for Hakeem al-Araibi

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Publications

Channeldraw, catalog

A catalog dedicated to Gianluca Costantini’s work, activism and art. With texts, photos, interviews …

San Michele Cemetery Island

Questo libro è una sorta di canto per oggetti, frammenti, ed è anche un viaggio visivo dedicato al Cimitero di S. Michele.

Human Rights Portraits

Ritratti e storie delle donne e degli uomini in prima fila nella lotta per i diritti civili. Un viaggio visivo e intenso attraverso Sessant’anni di attivismo internazionale, fatto di battaglie contro le dittature, le guerre, i soprusi che in questi decenni hanno coinvolto tutto il mondo.

Arnold Zable. You are not alone: 100 years of PEN International

Writers go to prison for the courageous pursuit of their craft and PEN has been working to get them out. Melbourne writer Arnold Zable tells the story of PEN International – from its creation out of the scars of World War 1 to bring societies together through their literature, to its growing human rights work across the globe, protecting freedom of speech and supporting imprisoned writers.

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