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A failed effort to get together a mass transit system fare strike -- and how others can learn from our mistakes.

By Kevin Keating 11 January 2010

A critique of our efforts to foment a mass "self-reduction" movement on San Francisco's Muni public transit system. INTRODUCTION:In early 2005,...

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Towards sustainable artistic production?

By Kenn Taylor 10 January 2010

The idea of the artist’s commune or collective is not a new one. It may, however, be a model that artists have to look at adopting increasingly a...

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Don't Leap Into the Void: against top-down de-institutionalisation

By Belle Le Triste 8 January 2010

Rumour has it that several of the major public or semi-public art spaces in London are currently making severe cutbacks to their services. The ICA ...

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Announcement: re: ex-post, Critical Knowledge and the Post-Yugoslavian Condition

By Open Space - Zentrum für Kunstprojekte 4 January 2010

re: ex-postCritical Knowledge and the Post-Yugoslavian Condition, 20 January – 21 February 2010 Opening: 19 January 2010, 7 pm Project cu...

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Avatar, or film as the third dimension of financialisation

By Benedict Seymour 31 December 2009

Some thoughts on James Cameron's Avatar, film, and financialisation. A familiarity with the landmark digital 3D movie Avatar and the works of Jean ...

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Rage at Number One: The Cultural Revolution Starts Here?

By Adam Ford 20 December 2009

Something which seemed unthinkable only a few weeks ago has just happened. 'Killing In The Name', a 1992 song about police brutality and racism has...

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Questioning Capitalist Realism

By Matthew Fuller 20 December 2009

Questioning Capitalist RealismAn interview with Mark Fisher Mark Fisher is the author of 'Capitalist Realism, is there no alternative' out rece...

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The inconvenient Muslim: An evening to launch Homegrown

By mute 1 March 2017

“Muslims are only ever the object in an endless national conversation around Islam, rarely invited to define their own narratives. Homegrown ...

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Communities at the front-line of coal extraction

By Anne Harris 24 May 2016

Communities at the front-line of coal extraction “Mining is going on a hundred meters away. When they started blasting, all the dust was brought ...

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La Serveuse: Notes on the movement against the loi du travail

By waitress 24 May 2016

A collection of notes, written by a waitress, regarding the mouvement sociale contre le loi du travail (the social movement against Françoi...

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Some Notes on Syriza

By Dimitra Kotouza 5 February 2015

Five notes towards averting the most ideologically polarised reactions to Syriza’s victory in Greece (mostly for those not from Greece)   ...

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Whose Side Are You On? Response to Coco Fusco, ‘The State of Detention: Performance, Politics, and the Cuban Public’ (e-flux, 3 January 2015)

By RGN 29 January 2015

If anyone were to undertake a protest without official permission in or around Parliament Square – the putative heart of democracy in the UK – they should be aware that there was a high probability that they would be arrested. When Cuban artist, Tania Bruguera, announced, in December 2014, that she was intending to make a performance–protest in Havana’s best-known public square, despite having being denied official permission, her arrest was met with inevitable cries of censorship.

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In Conversation: George Caffentzis and John Barker

By mute 15 November 2013

*In Conversation: George Caffentzis and John Barker* To celebrate the recent release of *In Letters of Blood and Fire*, George Caffentzis and John...

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Antifascist and Hip hop artist, Killah P, murdered by neonazis in Greece

By Anon 18 September 2013

Pavlos Fyssas, a 34 year old antifascist and hip hop artist (Killah P), was murdered by Golden Dawn neonazis in Keratsini, a working class neighborhoo...

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Is the Egyptian Revolution Dead?

By Philip Rizk 16 July 2013

Philip Rizk on the meandering and swerves of the Egyptian 'Revolution', reposted from: http://www.jadaliyya.com/pages/index/12895/is-the-egyptian-revo...

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END THE CRIMINALISATION OF PROTEST: THE CASE OF TRENTON OLDFIELD

By mute 25 June 2013

END THE CRIMINALISATION OF PROTEST: THE CASE OF TRENTON OLDFIELD Due to unusual circumstances, this is an unusual newsletter, though very much rel...

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Report on the London Counter-EDL demonstration

By Anonymous 28 May 2013

Some thoughts on the counter-EDL demonstration in London yesterday, and about the EDL in general:  1. The disproportion between EDL and anti-f...

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A Glossary of Subsumption

By The Public School & Post-Media Lab 22 January 2013

25-26 January, 2013 | 12-4pm Brunnenstr. 155 10115 Berlin map: http://goo.gl/maps/gD4NI near: U8 Bernauer Str. 26 January, 2013 | Closing ses...

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The Open Video Forum

By mute 12 December 2012

  The Open Video Forum - a joint effort of xm:lab, Mokolo.Labs and various international partners - brings European and African developers activ...

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