Author Archives: Sarover Zaidi

Cooking as protest on the roads of Delhi

By Sarover Zaidi 17 January 2022 Essays

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Farmers’ protests occupying main routes into Delhi are rooted in the communal preparation and eating of meals

Umbrella urbanism: Hong Kong protests

28 October 2014 By John Lin

Weeks of unrest by Hong Kong’s democracy campaigners has met with intransigent…

Outrage: student movement from the margins to the heart of power

10 May 2019 By Lesley Lokko

Africa has the world’s youngest population and the world’s oldest leaders – a divide…

AR December 2021/January 2022: Kitchen + AR House

6 December 2021 By AR Editors

Kitchen: Counterspace | Lillian Moller Gilbreth | Margarete Schütte-Lihotzky | AR House:…

Editorial: space to consume

4 January 2022 By Manon Mollard, Eleanor Beaumont, Max L Zarzycki and Ellen Peirson

The AR’s December/January issue looks at the kitchen, in its ambivalent state…

The Rotating Kitchen, 2009, Zeger Reyers

Kitchen debate: where labour and leisure collide

6 January 2022 By Marianna Janowicz

The contemporary open-plan kitchen may seem a utopian landscape of leisure, but…

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The Iranian kitchen with three doors

13 January 2022 By Samaneh Moafi

In a sparse and brutalist housing complex on a naval base in…

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