In the Press
Korsi appears in the press as part of an ongoing conversation about culture, community, and the spaces we build together. These features, interviews, and mentions reflect how our work is seen, questioned, and contextualized from the outside.
Rather than a fixed narrative, this collection gathers different perspectives—on SWANA identities, collective practice, and the role of music and art in shaping belonging. It’s not just documentation, but a record of dialogue: how Korsi moves through public discourse, and how others engage with what we do.
- Article by Monita Wagma
As part of Houbara – Resonanzen Iran 2026, Korsi Collective curates a panel on resonance and resilience, exploring how music creates spaces of connection, care, and collective experience. Bringing together artists and cultural practitioners, the conversation highlights Korsi’s role in shaping community through sound and shared presence.
- Article by Monita Wagma
In conversation with Monita Wagma on 674FM, Korsi shares insights into its practice of building community through music, gatherings, and SWANA-centered cultural work. The radio feature offers a closer look at the intentions, processes, and values behind Korsi’s evolving collective space.
- Article by Monita Wagma
A low stage, shared rhythms, and a dancefloor that refuses distance—this feature traces how Korsi redefines “tradition” as a living, collective practice. In conversation with Monita Wagma, the Cologne-based collective reflects on building spaces where belonging is negotiated, not assumed—where music, community, and political presence move together beyond folklore.