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Arts of the Working Class is a multilingual publishing program at the intersection of art, society, poverty and wealth. Sold on the streets, vendors keep 100% of the revenues.

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Notes on bregenz: the bell and whistle boredom of jordan wolfson's cruelty

Notes on bregenz: the bell and whistle boredom of jordan wolfson's cruelty

The dolls can’t feel anything, even if we might. But are we obliged?

An ongoing inquiry into care

An ongoing inquiry into care

Mending together labor of love with collective responsibility.

Try breathing for instance

Try breathing for instance

A poetic tour between the ghosts of the past, the climate of the present and the nebulosity of the future.

Do museums not practice what they preach?

Do museums not practice what they preach?

An interview with Bart van der Heide on exhibitions as structures of care and power on the frame of the second chapter of TECHNO HUMANITIES, at Museion, Bolzano, Italy.

Notes on instanbul: compost as an alibi

Notes on instanbul: compost as an alibi

Silent ways to regenerate art’s role on the soils of a repressive, yet hopeful megalocity, by example of its 17th Biennial, shows at Sanatorium and Protocinema, a.o.

Notes on vienna: reflecting on its facades and the workers within

Notes on vienna: reflecting on its facades and the workers within

Through the halls of the city, art fairs, galleries, and the social housing system.

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