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Why politics needs arts & crafts
By Dr Anna Feigenbaum, lecturer in Media & Politics and contributor to the ‘Disobedient Objects’ exhibition at the Victoria & Albert Museum. Inflatable cobblestones, book blocs, musical pot lids. This week these objects joined the Victoria & Albert Museum’s collection, … Continue reading
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Tagged Greenham Common, greta hansen, Occuprint, Occupy, occupylsx, radical architecture, tactics
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Spontaneous Urban Design: An interview with 123 Occupy
“Someone mentioned to me recently the popular union slogan “8 hours for work, 8 hours for sleep, 8 hours for what we will”. I’ve been thinking over the course of my work with the occupy movement that people are really taking those extra 1-8 hours a day to … Continue reading
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Tagged 123 Occupy, greta hansen, occupy wall st, radical architecture
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Workshop Announcement: (Re)thinking Protest Camps: governance, spatiality, affect and media
Booking is now open for this free one day workshop, “(Re)thinking Protest Camps: governance, spatiality, affect and media” to be held on Tuesday 26 June 2012 at the University of Leicester, UK. Instructions and an online form to reserve a place … Continue reading
Location, Location, Location: Spatiality and Protest Camps
The issue of spatiality for protest camps is a big one, especially for someone who is not trained as a Geographer. As my work usually deals with media representations, this is a daunting task. While media representation is a significant … Continue reading
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Tagged anti-roads, climate camp, G8, radical architecture, spatiality
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Protest Camps featured by the Canadian Centre for Architecture
CCA Says “The Protest Camps project, by Anna Feigenbaum, Fabian Frenzel, and Patrick McCurdy, looks at an increasingly visible typology of struggle in uprisings and social struggles around the world, from Tahrir Square to Syntagma Square, and from Puerta del Sol to … Continue reading
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Tagged CCA, infrastructures, radical architecture
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Place-based Protest: A Theory-Slam on Occupy Wall St
This protest is place-based yet does not seek to claim place as property. It enacts a ‘reclamation of space’ yet not in the form of confrontation or taking back. It is not a means of defence against colonialist theft, damaging … Continue reading
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Tagged financial crisis, occupy wall st, radical architecture
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Protest Camps Presents at SKOL in Montreal
On June 29, 2011 Anna Feigenbaum gave a presentation at SKOL in Montreal as part of Artivistic‘s dialogues programme. In a talk that linked our research collective’s work on infrastructures with the idea of ‘promiscuous infrastructures’ explored in Artivisitic’s residency, … Continue reading