Mouvement Magazine

Mouvement is a unique cultural magazine that breaks traditional boundaries. It’s a space where influential voices like Virginie Despentes, Wolfgang Tillmans, Claire Denis, and Romeo Castellucci come together, away from the usual marketing hype. This magazine travels to Morocco to connect with those shaping the publishing world and tackles important topics like racism in the performing arts. It provides insights into how to protest against large-scale projects while showcasing the work of talented photographers. Mouvement boldly features headlines like "Cops but artists" and engages in informal conversations with creators like Rodrigo García. It even journeys to Afghanistan to highlight the resilience of artists living under the Taliban. Covering themes of ecology and urban planning, the magazine also addresses the challenges faced by sex workers in dance. It explores the remnants of raï music in France and conducts in-depth discussions with thinkers like Paul B. Preciado. Without any advertisements for SUVs, Mouvement respects your choices by not automatically renewing subscriptions. It encourages readers to step outside their comfort zones. Created by a passionate team of about ten individuals, this independent magazine relies on the support of its readers, with no external funding. Mouvement believes that, despite the challenges we face, these times are incredibly exciting.