Coreia is an experimental, critical and discursive publication founded in 2019, dedicated to the arts in general and rooted in an umbilical relationship with dance. The launch of issue #15 is accompanied by the performance Reverberações de um corpo-tela, by Wura Moraes.

In Coreia #15, we create time and space to think together. Marijana Cvetković takes us to the plenaries of the Serbian student movement. Collective intelligence is a practice, and revolt can be a gentle gesture of building a place, according to Tender Riot. We bring words into the conversation, with light matter, a fire around which we gather for warmth. It is already time, it is long overdue, VALIE EXPORT tells us: the voice takes shape as a principle, and the stanzas are also in revolution. Connor Scott speaks with João Penalva about his many beginnings, and with Wura Moraes, we continue our ancestral dreams of memory and reparation. We think about impunity in times of genocide with Brenna Bhandar. Ana Bigotte reflects on grief and despite everything, reminding us that if we have memory, we are strong and it will not happen again. Malcolm-x Betts, it is not always sweet, nor is it always sour. We are all in this together and, for Lilian Steiner, these words were made to dance.