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Ian Alan Paul- Mapping the Avenues of Escape, and Capture
Ian Alan Paul is an artist and theorist living in the Bay Area of California. His current research focuses on feminist and poststructuralist critiques of human rights discourses. He is currently a lecturer at UC San Diego. He received his … Continue reading
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Alan W. Moore- Less Concision and More Encyclopedic Inclusion
Alan W. Moore is the author of Art Gangs: Protest and Counterculture in New York City (Autonomedia). His research, pdfs and online zines are at: House Magic: Bureau of Foreign Correspondence // I ☠☢ Many good questions asking for short responses. … Continue reading
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Michael Wilson- I think that one must oppose curation completely.
Michael Wilson is a cultural producer in the Bay Area.. At the most basic level, branding and entrepreneurialism have to be resisted. They may be the … Continue reading
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Christopher Pickett & Heath Schultz- What We Could Do
Christopher Pickett and Heath Schultz are graduate students at the University of Iowa in Intermedia. They work collectively with others on an autonomous learning project entitled ‘SOS (self-organized seminar).’ Both are invested in the intersections of radical politics, cultural production, … Continue reading
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Spurse- Commons Sense
Spurse is a research and design collaborative that catalyzes critical issues into collective action. Yes, the art world has “stepped up as a growing platform for our output—our projects are finding support and ever larger stage…” and yes “time and … Continue reading
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Daniel Tucker- Against Social Practice
Daniel Tucker works as an organizer, writer and artist in Chicago. Some of his views on socially-engaged art were shared on episode #356 of the Bad At Sports podcast. All over the United States you can find examples of socially-engaged … Continue reading
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Dont Rhine- Three proposals on what kind of //together// we might do
The following proposals very much come out of my experiences as a founding member of the collective Ultra-red and as an activist in the HIV/AIDS justice movement. Perhaps these might serve as useful suggestions for testing in the field, and … Continue reading
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Together, what can we do
The Journal of Aesthetics & Protest with Amber Hickey and Heath Schultz have been imagining how we as radical cultural actors might collectively work to create more concise counter-power, making better use of new-found institutional support (exhibitions, events, and conferences … Continue reading
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