GULLETdigest

22/06/2022

Introducing (finally!) SCENEzine 1.1: male softness & encountering violence.
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Artist and scholar combine expertise in this collection of commentary on male softness and encountering violence in male supremacy.
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The link? RIGHT here. 💅

https://gulletdigest.wordpress.com/portfolio/fall-2021/

Online hostility. Tenderness of body. Virtual spaces meet physical being.

18/06/2022

While our EIC Harper battles with the gremlins in their... idk programs? Computer things. You get it. We got tech issues. Basically, we're going to tell you more about the guest editor involved in our first issue that you will eventually be able to check out for free online!

Amy Mack ( ) is a digital anthropologist and the Co-Director of Research at the Canadian Institute for Far-Right Studies ( ). In her research, she explores how ideologies of white and male supremacy contribute to violent and harmful narratives of victimization, erasure, and replacement amongst white men.

Follow her and CIFRS for the exposure of social dynamics that impact the safety and wellbeing of people within the borders of Canada.

24/05/2022

"Elsa's position as a non-binary person adds a necessary perspective to their expanding presence in the research of male supremacy. Their contemplation of how their movements through the world impact and are impacted is a hopeful glimpse into a new generation of sociocultural research. Elsa's reflections in SCENE are informed by critical authors and applied with an unrelenting self-reflexivity. Sip on their words. Digest it slow." - Harper Paranich, Editor-in-Chief

Well, heck. Get cozy. Then turn inward and analyse the construction of your comfort with emerging researcher Elsa Bengtsson Meuller (she/they) in Issue 1.1 of SCENEzine on May 31st.

20/05/2022

"Gian Marco has an incredible ability to find parts of the world and assemble them in ways that strike at me, prying open hollows I forgot I had. His work holds the grief, joy, hope, and violence of the world in a soft palm, with a touch that speaks of our vast strength and fragility as people. I am very grateful for his participation in our first issue of SCENE." - Harper Paranich, Editor-in-Chief.

You heard the non-binary bird: Gian Marco Visconti is a collage artist well worth viewing, May 31st, in Issue 1.1, "male softness & encountering violence."

17/05/2022

On May 31, we drop our hot new mix-tape: a collection of art, poetry, sociocultural research, and reflections from researchers experienced in the field and those just beginning. Issue 1.1 of the Socio-Cultural Ethnographic Notes Ezine (SCENEzine) addresses the tensions between softness and performance in masculinity, while encountering violence, both digital and material, that emerges from male supremacists. Art, social research, and the experts that handle both. What more could you POSSIBLY want?

20/04/2021

SCENEzine combines sociocultural research with art, expression, community, and social justice. The FALL issues will have a running theme of , with this upcoming issue focusing on . SPRING issues will have rotating themes and topics. are OPEN. Check out the guidelines (link in bio), and contribute to the conversation!

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04/03/2021

NEWS: the world changed really fast RIGHT AFTER we JUST started, and we just could not resist making a jarring change as well. We are working with experts in anthropology to develop a ZINE (because of COURSE we would), a new podcast format, and resources that are produced by communities FOR communities.
BUT I'm never going to stop cutting together my mediocre samples from demo loops, so you're welcome.