Namkheun Manifesto is a six-part translation project. Each part comprises a translation of a manifesto that gives us the ooh ah ah sensation, and a corresponding written piece which addresses the specificity of the translated manifesto as well as our own translating act.

For this collection, it consists of four booklets including:
1. The Cyberfeminist Manifesto for the 21st Century
2. Queer Nation Manifesto
3. Guerilla Open Access Manifesto
4. The Digital Humanities Manifesto

Stockists:  
Bookshop Library at BANGKOK CITYCITY GALLERY

Namkheun Manifesto

The Black Book Assembly Issue 3 is an irregularly published newsletter initiative of the Black Book Assembly, a loose network of activist writers, artists and publishers from East and Southeast Asia. Each issue is edited from a different locale but treads across geographies to maintain the affinities of common struggle and deepen the toolbox of means and manoeuvres. The first issue began under the pavement of Hong Kong, followed by issue two edited by the Little Black Book Club of Seoul. This third issue, brought together in Bangkok, has been edited by textual collective Namkheun in collaboration with Hong Kong-based Display Distribute. Three years, myriad movements and now amid a pandemic, we ask: 

When we are no longer able to assemble, what are we doing now?

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Black Book Assembly Issue 3