Not without a grain of sadness our call for institutionalising more-than-textual ethnography, discussing the experiencw of the Stadtlabor appears in the very last issue of entanglements Loads of work to be done for multimodality to thrive... Long live entanglements!

The pandemic showed us what we lose when we overlook, ignore, or leave out the senses, smell in particular in our ethnographies. How do compensate for an odourless life, can we evoke smells in other ways? entanglementsjournal.org/epilogue-ethno…

Check this out, by our super talented graphics editor letha_laetitia!

melissa nolas is on sabbatical entanglements so great to see this work from the Feminist Methods module in the journal

This special traces relationships between rhythm, aesthetics, and practice by engaging photographs, sounds, text, and films, the multimodal contributions from Namibia, India, Sudan, and Senegal entanglementsjournal.org/rhythmic-aesth…

Eenghali: between rhythm and competence there emerges an outreaching empathy towards something that does not easily find an emotional equivalent: death, and more precisely, the death of someone loved. entanglementsjournal.org/rhythms-of-pas…

By focusing on wayfinding & the creation of new transport routes, this paper investigates infrastructuring & sensing the unfamiliar as a way of re-inhabiting radically changing environments through movement. entanglementsjournal.org/infrastructuri…

Indian housing brokers are street lever conductors, linking, mediating & synchronising patterns of buying & selling. This essay explores their working lives in rapidly urbanising Mangaluru entanglementsjournal.org/conducting-the… Ian M. Cook

How do aesthetics foster the establishment and experience of rhythm and how can audiovisual practice provide a multispecies perspective into rhythmic aesthetic formations entanglementsjournal.org/rhythm-aesthet…

Focusing on a single-screen cinema in Old Delhi, Grennan explores how the erratic rhythms of precarious labour experienced by workers are mirrored in the cinema entanglementsjournal.org/rhythms-work-c…

Afterword by @dawnlyon65 SSPSSR, University of Kent discusses significance of body and senses for grasping rhythm, working with sound and image to research rhythm, coordination and disruption in work and everyday life #rhythmanalysis entanglementsjournal.org/afterword/

As I get older, I get much better at being conscious of my sensing body. #ethnographicgoals 🙏 Excerpt from Ez Donk Oraindik's editorial as entanglements take on smelling as a feminist practice:

DL to my article in our special issue "Rhythmic Aesthetic Formations: Multimodal Explorations" w/ entanglements is entanglementsjournal.org/rhythm-aesthet…. It reflects a.o. on multispecies filmmaking, accompanied by a video sequence – for which David Berger did the fab audio mix. Thanks!

Behold the cost of making knowledge available to the public and providing those of us at cash-strapped institutions in the South with access to crucial resources for studies and research. Despicable.

Reading @shannonmattern's great piece about leaving The New School – then reading UK VC's shitting themselves about strike action (and saying they've got good at rewarding 'top staff' at the expense of everyone else) – has hit me right in the gut today

In solidarity with staff and faculty at UK universities, we will not cross the digital picket on 24 and 25 November. See you on the other side! ✊

Sharing as comments suggest many don’t know #aaronswartz (and the costs of trying to make knowledge open access)

In our department's studio audio-visual research Universität Wien we have invited colleagues to reflect about #sustainability in #multimedia practices. Have a look and contribute to the discussion studio-avr.univie.ac.at/2022/11/15/kol… #penserlurbainparlimage #EuropeanEthnology

What does it mean to draw as a method? Read letha_laetitia's reflections! "Our engagement with memories and senses is more an embodied practice of sensuous recollection than an endeavor of truthful representation" tinyurl.com/yck42rae

What a gift, ex-Feminist Methods students come by to talk of their projects with so much care + depth to new students. Last week Islam + today @JanaKriechbaum who spoke of the silence of violence, forming the basis of an article entanglements entanglementsjournal.org