Ibraaz Editor-in-Chief Anthony Downey opens Platform 010 with the following question: what can the regional politics of cultural production across North Africa and the Middle East tell us about the politics of global cultural production today?

Nat Muller explores What Representations?, a contribution to Witte de With's 25th Anniversary exhibition project 'WDW25+' by Marwa Arsanios, which considers the archival legacy of curator Catherine David's long-term project Contemporary Arab Representations.

In this deeply personal and reflective short story, Khalid Abdalla muses on family histories and, within that, the role of the sea.

Considering her body as an archive, choreographer and dancer Farah Saleh talks to curator Marianna Liosi reflects on a wide range of issues through her work, from education and dissent to obedience and refusal.

In this interview with architect Todd Reisz, historian Farah Al-Nakib discusses her new book, Kuwait Transformed: History of Oil and Urban Life, probes how much history can tell us about the country's past promises, its current quandaries, and its future potential.

In this wide-ranging essay, Lara Baladi reflects upon the precarious nature of the internet, new media, and archiving in post-2011 Egypt.

'I filmed this scene a few years ago. I have been watching it a million times ever since...'