INTERACTIVE
FLUX · A Panel on SAAG, So Far
FLUX: An Evening in Dissent
For our first virtual event, in December of 2020, the SAAG founding editors looked to what we had managed to establish thus far—as a project begun in the pandemic with a diverse collective—and what we hoped to accomplish in the future.
Aishwarya Kumar moderated a panel with fellow editors Kartika Budhwar, Shreyas R Krishnan, and Nur Nasreen Ibrahim to discuss our early interview series as well as reporting, fiction, comics, zines, and the broader community-building efforts that motivated us and continue to.
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Live
Virtual
The Editors
FLUX
Global
The Local and Global
Internationalist Perspective
Pitching
Craft
Submitting
Operations
The Editor's Craft
Editing
Avant-Garde Origins
Avant-Garde Traditions
Avant-Garde Beginnings in India
Experimental Methods
Aamer Hussein
Zines
Comics
Magazine Culture
Anthology Traditions
Reportage
Activist Media
Iowa
St. Louis
Hybrid
Karachi
Kadak Collective
Pitches
Ethos
Interview Series
Shreyas R Krishnan is an Assistant Professor in illustration, comics, and visual storytelling at Washington University in St. Louis.
Kartika Budhwar is a literary scholar at the University of Houston, writer, and educator for Writers in the Schools. She is based in Houston.
Nur Nasreen Ibrahim is a journalist and writer currently a Margins Fellow at the Asian American Writers Workshop, and a television producer formerly at Al-Jazeera and Patriot Act. She is based in Brooklyn.
Aishwarya Kumar is a feature writer for ESPN and National Geographic. She is based in Hartford.
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2020
Neha Mathew is a graphic designer and interactive artist currently a Graphic Designer at Laundry Service, previously at Creative Theory Institute. She is based in New York City, Washington DC and Toronto.
Shreyas R Krishnan
· Kartika Budhwar
· Nur Nasreen Ibrahim
· Aishwarya Kumar
In December 2020, four of our founding editors discussed the origins of the South Asian Avant-Garde, what drew so many of us from our varied backgrounds to the thematic core of the avant-garde from an internationalist, leftist perspective, and where we hoped to go in the future.
