Basil AlZeri – The Archivist in the Kitchen
18 Apr 2013, Posted in Articles, Current, Feature, Featured, 0 Comments
Cooking became an entry-point for me to introduce myself, as a human being who is also a Palestinian, to my peers in Canada. Cuisine became a way for me to express myself, my history, my cultural identity, with a lot of specificity but without being over-determined by certain politics. — Basil AlZeri
Continue Reading...Inside Decolonizing Architecture: The Politics of Visibility in Common Assembly
18 Apr 2013, Posted in Articles, Current, Feature, Featured, 0 Comments
The Decolonizing Architecture Art Residency (DAAR) is part of a long-term project that deals with the spatial complexities of decolonization through an interrogation of the relationships between law, spatial production and colonial practices in Palestine and Israel. — Nishat Awan and Cressida Kocienski
Continue Reading...Autant en emporte le vent
01 Feb 2013, Posted in Articles, Feature, 0 Comments
Dans une grève, tout se situe toujours déjà à la remorque, tout essaie toujours de surfer sur la vague. La récupération fait partie du mouvement de grève. — Philippe Enver
Continue Reading...News from Ideological Antiquity
28 Sep 2012, Posted in Articles, Feature, 0 Comments
Alexander Kluge’s News From Ideological Antiquity: Marx – Eisenstein – Das Kapital was released in 2008, a few months before the banking crisis in the United States sounded the death knell for the neoliberal view that history has come to an end. —Marc James Léger
Continue Reading...Unsettle and Redistribute
27 Sep 2012, Posted in Articles, Feature, 0 Comments
Nomeda and Gediminas Urbonas’ work examines the contested field of economic, social, and political conditions in the post-socialist countries of the Former East, as well as more recently the Former West—the West that during the cold war defined itself as other than communist—and both regions’ transformations after 1989. —Alise Upitis
Continue Reading...Living In a Place With No Prisons
18 Jul 2012, Posted in Articles, Feature, 0 Comments
The art production and process of The House That Herman Built create platforms for mobilizing, and function as instigative forms of communication that ensure the continued efforts to mobilize against the ever-expanding prison-industrial complex. —Nasrin Himada
Continue Reading...On the Abolition of Gender
05 Jul 2012, Posted in Articles, Feature, 0 Comments
We are comrades with Hysteria. We believe in truth but not His truth. We present here our reflections on the dilemma of identity and liberation. We suggest that communization theory, a tendency within the tradition of left or anti-state communism, offers us some tools for thinking through the seeming conflict between autonomy and abolition as approaches to our own liberation. Yet we also point to the limits of this theory as it currently exists, and show how we might draw upon feminist, queer and anti-racist theoretical and political traditions to begin the project of developing a more rigorous and complex theoretical framework. —Folie à Deux
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