Long Read
In 2020, Container published a long read on the pandemic's effect on live performance. Two years on, we're going back to ask how things stand. What was temporary and what's permanent? Has access to events changed for good? What was learned along the way?
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Harry and Chris share ideas they have been dreaming up, from murmurations in a dome to forests of ferns made from soft robotics.
Illustrated article
Artist Brian Gibson reveals the concealed architecture of domestic technology through a process of assemblage, print and photography.
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What does it feel like to dance for yourself — and your body — rather than for an audience?
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An interview with Keval Harie, Director of GALA Queer Archive
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Exploring the simple technology of voice recordings, and their power to connect loved ones across the globe.
Illustrated article
Individual content creators are championing accessibility on TikTok by adding captions. But should social media platforms be doing more to make their content universal?
Short Read
Chetana Pai's project will be an experiment with technology that plays with the nature of dance as an art form.
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The final chapter of our Issue 4 Artist Residency: looking back, looking forward.
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Watch Antonio's experimental film and hear him explore the wider intersections of queer justice and climate change.
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An experimental collage of conversations with strangers, conducted in VR spaces
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The UK aims to have “the most effective border in the world” by 2025. But how did we get to this situation, where border surveillance is a multi-billion dollar industry? And what does it mean for people seeking asylum, for whom crossing borders is a matter of life and death?
Illustrated article
City governments are using data in attempts to identify residents’ needs, make services more efficient and equitable, and enable citizen participation in decision making.
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Many local food cultures in developing countries are feeling the pressures of modernity, but is automation the solution?
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As Pakistan grapples with the impact of the Me Too Movement, women are choosing the gift of anonymity online to make their voices part of the change.
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This creative work in a VR space will consider how LGBT+ people will be affected by the climate crisis.