Today's creative collectives and party collectives for people of color that have grown online notoriously struggle to open their own permanent locations amid gentrification and high turnover among organizers.
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How can you build meaningful collectives that do something together?
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In the past, this would've been universities and other collectives.
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Almost all farmland in China is owned by village collectives.
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Five of the 20193 are collectives, leaving 22019 individual entities.
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The way out is noisy public protest and forming collectives.
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A great many others catalogue the exploits of griefer collectives.
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Open Collective is a platform that provides tools to "collectives" to receive money while also offering mechanisms to allow the members of those collectives to spend their money in a democratic and transparent way.
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"Airport" is among the nine claustrophobic scenes in his series Collectives.
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It is one of dozens of such family collectives across Mexico.
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Collectives of no more than two people are welcome to apply.
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But Steinem expresses deep suspicion of the Indian sex-worker collectives.
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Spain allows users to grow and buy weed through small collectives.
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You're affiliated with both the Fake Accent and the KUNQ collectives.
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Politics and the spirit of collectives would not be in fashion.
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"They are not true collectives, or political actors — they are criminals."
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But these nebulous collectives are most significantly linked through the conjuring process.
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From the viewpoint of human collectives, forty years is a short time.
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Proposed by international artists and collectives, they range from elegant to kooky.
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Are there any scenes or collectives you feel a particular kinship with?
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Collectives often have a dispersive energy, and so, unfortunately, does this show.
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And some collectives "were mostly for workshopping and critique purposes," Farmer adds.
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But the 79 artists and collectives here are almost all known quantities.
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The collectives would be set up for people at three life stages.
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For more on Asian American arts collectives, read Alexandra Chang's Envisioning Diaspora.
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There have been a lot of collectives coming out of Toronto since OVO.
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Municipal authorities or worker collectives will replace private ownership and management of enterprises.
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Because one collective isn't enough for us, we are part of two collectives.
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The fish economy has created opportunities for women to form collectives and income.
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Tips from women-focused and nonbinary collectives on how to party in safety.
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Collectives in cities around the world are bringing computer languages to the club.
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In 1999 I moved to Chicago to perform with collectives like Poetree Chicago.
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Did you get the idea to make a collective based on any previous collectives?
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You guys have collaborated with other experimental club music collectives, like NON and Teklife.
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They became part of collectives—there were six Afghani seeds that started Amsterdam basically.
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"It is critical to support entrepreneurs and labour collectives," said VEB head Igor Shuvalov.
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Thus, I'd use my imaginary billion to seed 25-person collectives around the country.
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In the 1990s, gay Argentines began organizing dance collectives that upended the staid rules.
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After departing from rap collectives, she looked to establish herself as a solo artist.
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So some punk collectives are trying to counteract the inequality in the scene today.
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Online in forums and collectives, hundreds of narratives can exist at odds with each other.
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Rural collectives are also prohibited from organizing banquets, whether for festivals, birthdays or school promotions.
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The group claims to be one of the largest yarn bombing collectives in the world.
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There are additional women in the participating collectives and more exhibitors who are gender fluid.
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That's the type of things that unions and other collectives have been doing for years.
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Babylon (1980) portrays Jamaican musical collectives, called sound systems, as movements of decolonization and resistance.
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I think collectives are the way to confront any issue that exist in the arts.
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Their nurturing of non-mainstream artists and collectives is essential to a living art world.
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NEADS has provided five reeling machines to the weaving collectives in the past three years.
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I think being apart of different collectives has been really important for Above Top Secret.
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Recently, on a global level, we've seen the rise of female and feminist DJ collectives.
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In 228, THUMP suggested that these electronic music collectives were losing their strength and presence.
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The unspoiled scenery is ancestral Maori land, much of it now owned by family collectives.
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Patreon has proven to be a workable business model for small artists, developers, and development collectives.
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He also enacted large-scale land reform, breaking up big estates into ejidos, or peasant collectives.
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Among the later arrivals will be young activist collectives like Occupy Museums and Not an Alternative.
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But the carnival is made up of hundreds of collectives of people displaying their own themes.
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Intellectual property laws, although necessary, give music collectives a monopoly over everything in their individual repositories.
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They both share the rituals of lo-fi productions, self-made labels, collectives, and fan zines.
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We acknowledge a long legacy of artists and collectives who have worked to confront these contradictions.
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He's contributed work to bristling collectives like Body Sculptures, Contour, Olymphia, and a host of others.
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From London to Berlin, five collectives embracing the centuries-old structure of shared resources and labor.
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The right of national self-determination envisioned states as unified collectives; one nation for one people.
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At that Boston talk, Krasner, then 80, compared collectives of composers and performers to environmental groups.
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For the last two decades growers operated under a lightly regulated system of medical cannabis collectives.
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Creative duos and collectives outnumbered individual directors, a trend also seen in France in recent years.
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It is here where creatives collide and collaborate; where established collectives have formed and continue to form.
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Satellite, which operates on an open call application process, features artist collectives, alternative galleries, and individual artists.
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This is the month to celebrate authenticity and form collectives where everyone's unique traits get to shine.
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First, fewer collectives of laborers exist to bargain against shareholders for higher wages versus higher corporate profit.
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On the Internet, individual posters and tweeters are more distinct, but collectives of thinkers are less common.
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Join forces with several other media collectives to film the Democratic and Republican National Conventions, DIY style.
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We all have our mini collectives, but it's not like we're putting a name on the moment.
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The 17 artists and collectives in this show favor conceptualism and speculation over the urge to preach.
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The main issue I've seen working in health care is consolidation of smaller systems into larger collectives.
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We want to encourage women to start all-female collectives and to do things together as women.
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I think a lot of artists and collectives bring the themes of go-go into their work.
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Like many of her contemporaries, Dambrot forecasts a rise of cross-platform collaboration, particularly by artist collectives.
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The platform on which Patargo worked included employees of 25 organizations, ranging from coding collectives to magazine writers.
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It's like we have a number of different collectives, and we're seeing the world in very different ways.
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This year, we celebrate the power of collectives, performance as political activism, and artistic activations of public space.
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Farmers are no longer forced into disastrous socialist collectives or banned from selling their crops in open markets.
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I'm not a ... Given that I'm a lesbian, I don't like lesbian collectives, you know what I mean?
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In the process, they formed artist-run collectives as alternatives to state-run museums and government-funded grants.
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Within it, there are three smaller collectives—Kool Klux Klan, Gram Fam, and Chess—that work closely together.
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"There are so many collectives, organizations, companies, events that are extremely valuable to an artist," Shannon Knox says.
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The music collectives continue to break record revenue numbers every year, while consumers continue to receive affordable music.
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The insular elites already have collectives like this in the form of Skull and Bones and such organizations.
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There were "Christians" — people with their own noun — and there were "Jewish" people — collectives described by an adjective.
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Much of the art in this section, often created by collectives, focused on the plight of Russian women.
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They tirelessly helped to promote one another's work, establishing artist collectives, curating shows, publishing essays, and staging protests.
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It stumbles with its coverage of collectives and often foregrounds blue-chip work whose thematic relevance is obvious.
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For Freedoms' two-week stint at Aperture concentrates on collectives and the definition of political art making today.
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New scenes and collectives have been cropping up all over the world, particularly in Sweden, Canada, and France.
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Two shows currently in galleries examine Kamoinge's legacy and coincide with the publication of recent books about the collectives.
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Traditionally men tended the bees in Mayan villages, but women's beekeeping collectives have sprung up from these new efforts.
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BOOM's collaborators range from THUMP favorite Tygapaw's FAKE ACCENT crew, to the unstoppable Discwoman and House of Ladosha collectives.
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Seventy-five artists and collectives (or what I call entities) were selected to be in the 435 Whitney Biennial.
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At the Biennale many contributions have been produced by collectives and interdisciplinary teams rather than by star brand names.
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Last month about two-thirds of the 75 artists and collectives chosen for the Biennial also signed the letter.
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"Art and China after 1989: Theater of the World" features work by some 70 Chinese-born artists and collectives.
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Funding was set aside for nonprofits that directly support individual artists, collectives, and smaller cultural organizations throughout the city.
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The exchange grew into The Box Project, which gathers the work of 76 women artists working in three collectives.
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"Revolution from Without …" gathers work by five artists and two collectives dealing with access to power and human rights.
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Taking place on May 63–20, the event will feature 43 exhibitors, including publishing houses, artists, and curatorial collectives.
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As Facebook evolved and expanded, so too did the types of collectives: First, there were pages; then came joinable groups.
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It claimed protection under Section 230 and asserted that many listings on the site were for those lawful cannabis collectives.
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I think these labels are still super important for collectives of friends and collaborators who get together and release music.
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NEADS is now working with about 2,500 women in 28 villages in Sadiya sub-division, organised into 2500 weaving collectives.
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As of March 22.5, about 300,000 women were farming more than 51,000 hectares of land in collectives, according to Kudumbashree.
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"I was looking at all the collectives online and a lot of them were based in North America," she said.
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The fish economy, traditionally occupied by men, has created opportunities for women to form collectives and earn their own income.
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Here, we highlight five collectives across the continent that are reviving that centuries-old structure of shared resources and labor.
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The sacrifice, the activism, the day-to-day nature of this work being produced by collectives and often complete amateurs.
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By the early 2000s, there was an impressive shortlist of people rumored to be Elena Ferrante — men, women, couples, collectives.
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A routine practice across the industry is to label hacking collectives using catchy aliases like Fancy Bear and Ocean Lotus.
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His interest is not in groups or collectives or even in social breakdown, except when refracted through the bourgeois male.
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Around Christmas 2018, a member of the collectives threw a bomb at her car — causing it to explode, Trevino said.
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Residents at many such collectives operating in the gray areas of the law are now very concerned about a crackdown.
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The Other Places Art Fair in San Pedro debuts this weekend with 24 independent galleries, artist-run spaces, and collectives.
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The group gathered here is composed of various feminist collectives which have reappropiated this harsh environment as a public theater space.
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Nevertheless, the relationship between the police and sex workers can approach a tenuous détente that allows the collectives to assert themselves.
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The new rules on cannabis allow people to grow their own plants for consumption or to create collectives for group grows.
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To end this perceived exploitation, private farms and businesses were taken over by government collectives or merged into state-owned enterprises.
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At the time, multiple collectives were debating whether they should create a mutual style of art that can represent the movement.
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Matchmaking apps facilitate coffee dates between people with similar interests; coworking collectives provide a place to focus, network, and attend events.
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These Asian collectives broke out during the early '90s, their dance-infused Banghra sound a hit with the national music press.
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That's the key thing with Radiotopia and Civil is that anybody who makes anything for those collectives owns their intellectual property.
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And even since the arrival of Hype House, many other TikTok collectives have been making plans to take on Los Angeles.
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This edition of the Carnegie International, organized by Ingrid Schaffner, includes 32 artists and artist collectives — and very few unfamiliar names.
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Both of the collectives are quickly gaining momentum for their genre-bending productions, tightly-curated rosters, and in-house art direction.
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Guadalajara 90210, a gallery from the eponymous city in Mexico, invited about a dozen artists and collectives to drop off their work.
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What makes Milch so good is the way he understands humans both as individuals — driven by often contradictory impulses — and as collectives.
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The artists behind Le Attrata are Therm, one of the most respected collectives in the Oakland, California metal and fire art movement.
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Both Commend and Working Women are like that, and are made up of those people, though they're really different kinds of collectives.
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For decades, there was no formal hierarchy within cannabis collectives, blurring distinctions between employees, managers, and everyone in between, according to Chlala.
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Now, we're in a world where these manifestos show the necessity of artists as collectives in society with visionary and seismic capacities.
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All over the world, they're forming collectives to provide each other with the support they're not receiving from a largely patriarchal industry.
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Local collectives Discwoman and Mixpak will host lectures, as will XL Recordings A&R Patrick North, Blood Orange's Dev Hynes, and Mixmag.
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I was in the feminist art program at CalArts for a year, and Susan was part of feminist collectives of various kinds.
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Many of the Danish artist collectives, like Superflex and Toves, have strong design aesthetics in their work and mesh art and design.
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" In thousands-strong collectives like Virtuous Pedophiles, like-minded pedophiles beseech each other to "remain law-abiding and lead happy, productive lives.
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Art world: From London to Berlin, we looked at five artist collectives embracing the centuries-old structure of shared resources and labor.
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Artists have been moving to this area for decades, as it's a haven and home to several artist-run collectives and nonprofits.
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A cohort of NYC-based artists and collectives will direct the organization's programming, working in collaboration with its staff, board, and leadership.
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The galleries of Soul of a Nation are separated by cities and collectives, including New York's Spiral and Kamoinge, and Chicago's Africobra.
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The exhibition is strongest conceptually when the curators focus on collectives and artists seeking a new social and cosmic order through art.
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Speakers included members from the scientific community, indigenous groups, and grassroots collectives, each of whom shared their concerns about the Trump Administration.
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For those unfamiliar with Houses: Homeless LGBTQ youth often join these collectives, which are akin to families, for food, shelter, and kinship.
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But besides that, there are also collectives like the HardcoreHelpFoundation, who try to make a positive impact within a more than negative surrounding.
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There are so many new Asian collectives coming together (Bubble T, Rooted, Burdock Media), and it's really exciting to see more safe spaces.
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America is locked in a 21st century cyberspace race, not just with other nations, but with terrorist groups, hacking collectives and criminal organizations.
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She had come to Copenhagen to write a piece on Madsen and his ambitious projects that he pulled together with various artist collectives.
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Compared to other collectives like Lil Yachty's Sailing Team or the Dungeon Family, Awful is like Atlanta's acid-laced, red-headed punk stepchild.
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The Rat Pack and later Brat Pack are respectively the most well-known and most unwilling examples of actors referred to as collectives.
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The show features special commissions and rare items by 22 designers and collectives, including Deborah Bowmann, Studio Swine, and Rafal Dominik, among others.
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High-tech is usurping the place once held by Israel's founding myths, the ones about the kibbutz collectives and making the desert bloom.
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Through videos, sculptures, paintings, and installations, the 25 international artists and artist collectives included in Office Space reflect on these shifting labor practices.
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Its lineup of 50 participating artists, galleries, collectives, and performers skews local, with more than half of the participants hailing from south Florida.
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Perhaps hacktivist groups should be seen as new art collectives, armed with unified branding and an artistic palette of code, links and graphics.
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We Wanted a Revolution is divided into eight parts and organized chronologically around sets of movements, collectives, and communities between 1965 and 1985.
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Standard Innovation's Alexander notes that a number of researchers, hacker groups, and industry collectives are starting to do dedicated work on these issues.
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So, No Rio's member collectives have begun preparations to "go into exile," as some have put it, until their new building is completed.
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The ancients generally regarded rage as uncontrollable and violent; it led to bad decisions and endangered the well-being of individuals and collectives.
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Companies, collectives and educational institutions need to create real pathways for women to safely report sexual misconduct without fear of retribution or inaction.
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They can document, under ObamaCare, how 53 percent of American doctors no longer own their practices, having been forced into insurer-hospital collectives.
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And they are helping to connect local collectives with distributors in larger markets like the US. In these efforts, Razonatura is hardly alone.
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Tierra Whack first appeared on the scene at age 15, when she did an impromptu freestyle for one of Philly's underground rap collectives.
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To preserve techniques rapidly being undermined by mass production and globalized corporate fashion, she outsources her work to collectives in Brooklyn and India.
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Some women's rights groups and feminist collectives have urged the government to create a special prosecutor's office for femicides and cases of disappearance.
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The wardrobe of a city that once was, filling skyscraper boardrooms and ballrooms, typist pools and art collectives, and may never be again.
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In 1958, the Chinese government tried to rapidly advance the country's industrial and agricultural production by eliminating private farms and creating huge collectives.
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According to the DCLA, funding was set aside for nonprofits that directly support individual artists, collectives, and smaller cultural organizations throughout the city.
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But a service modeled after Arcade City could allow drivers to organize themselves into collectives that set their own prices, hours, and regions.
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The DCLA said that funding was set aside for nonprofits that directly support individual artists, collectives, and smaller cultural organizations throughout the city.
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The exhibition is strongest conceptually when the curators focus on the artist collectives that sought a new social and cosmic order through art.
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There's a growing number of artists and collectives in Portland whose practices feel revelatory and pointedly inclusive in a state yearning for diversity.
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They were one of a number of art collectives active during the 280s and '23000s in Mexico, a movement now called los grupos.
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According to the retrospective, "The Centro Proceso Pentágono became a hub for the network of artist collectives" active in Mexico at the time.
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Were there any other art collectives who you tried to model 8-Ball off of, or who have been inspirational along the way?
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Visitors will see that artists' and artist collectives' political and philosophical concerns shifted across generations, a reflection of intersectional identities and subject positions.
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Ethiopian cities Bahir Dar and Awassa also have skate collectives, thanks in part to smooth roads which locals say are perfect for indy grabs.
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This compilation of venues ranges from stalwart museums to emerging artists' collectives, offering a cross-section of the spaces defining art in Portland now.
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The lesbian feminist press has seen many variations on collectives, newsletters, and publications, but very few have permeated the landscape like AfterEllen and Autostraddle.
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Her scholarly work focuses on modern and contemporary art, with specific interest in film and performance, art collectives, institutional critique, and social art practices.
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Songs for Sabotage, the fourth installment of the New Museum triennial, brings together politically astute works by 30 artists and collectives from 19 countries.
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So identifying when collectives, groups, nations become collectively narcissistic and addressing this sentiment before it erupts in political violence would be the ideal thing.
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But the DIY flame was kept alive by the emergence of Guerilla and Kinemat—two DJ collectives that came to crystallize the scene's acceleration.
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Nation idéologique par excellence, elle se focalise sur des sujets symboliques, limitant par exemple le port du foulard ou les prières collectives en public.
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Even Saudi Arabia, a monarchy with its own collectives and institutions, though deeply troubled, has forced through changes that disfavor a certain old elite.
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Diaz's synopsis underlines a clear change in the city government: Their disapproval of electronic music collectives and sound system crews occupying São Paulo's streets.
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USDA data on a recent uptick in black farmers has been disputed, but some farming collectives say they've noticed a growing interest in farming.
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The company sources materials from ethical factories or artisan collectives, with a special emphasis on female entrepreneurs, in order to make all its products.
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The biennial is an unusually diverse exhibition of work by 63 artists and collectives; nearly half the artists are female and half are nonwhite.
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As a result, collectives — armed groups who Maduro called on to keep order and have been clamping down on dissenters — started to attack her.
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If her research were to extend to today, it would no doubt include such contemporary activist collectives as Mídia Ninja, Brazil's citizen journalist group.
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A progressive Muslim woman, she glided between avant-garde Turkish collectives, the Nouvelle Ecole de Paris, and, through marriage, into the Iraqi royal court.
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Chinatown has long been a home to radical organizers and artists, collectives, and movements that have taken on questions of art production and displacement.
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Collectives such as London's Born N Bread and SIREN, and Discowoman over in New York, aim to celebrate females working together within their respective scenes.
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Instead, such lists come from a handful of informal hacking collectives—who are, for all we know, just angry teens—that align themselves with ISIS.
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The government or rural collectives own all land in China, unlike most countries, and parcels it out to developers and homeowners through long-term leases.
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In October, the museum launched its eighth biennial edition, Queens International 20183: Volumes, featuring 43 artists and collectives from 15 different neighborhoods in the borough.
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Collectives like Asian-American filmmaking group Wong Fu Productions and those behind AAPI magazines Banana Mag and Slant'd are popping up all over the country.
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It would still face the critical-mass problem: but that could be addressed by focusing on specific cohorts and communities; art collectives, churches, fandoms, etcetera.
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Think Tank Gallery, a now venue-less Los Angeles-based alternative art space, was one of the collectives that saw the writing on the wall.
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Human rights advocates, including Amnesty, think the sex-worker collectives are a far better means of preventing trafficking and under-age prostitution than brothel raids.
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But collectives often have a dispersive energy, and unfortunately, so does this sprawling play, written by Sarah Gancher and directed by Danya Taymor (23212:23279).
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But collectives often have a dispersive energy, and unfortunately, so does this sprawling play, written by Sarah Gancher and directed by Danya Taymor (2:30).
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It said the programme would allocate stakes in hydropower and mine projects to rural collectives to give impoverished communities a bigger share of the profits.
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Smaller art spaces are going big, which is creating new energy and opportunities for alternative spaces to grow, more and more collectives are popping up.
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There are the collectives, wavey and forward thinking groups like 808INK and House of Pharaohs who are bringing an art school sensibility to the genre.
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Hundreds of Ryanair staffers have sought to join European airline unions, form informal collectives and create a Europe-wide representative body to push for change.
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Instead, it has been a tournament for collectives: for Uruguay's resilient, defiant defense; for England's ingenious, coordinated set pieces; for Belgium's lethal, perfectly orchestrated counterattacks.
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It reopened in March as an assemblage of exhibition spaces for previously itinerant artist-run collectives, some of which were struggling to survive post 2008.
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The majority of the eighty-nine selected artists (including two collectives and a printing club) are internationally based, hailing from the Gulf and UAE regions.
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The Banff Centre supports the commissioning and creation of new work by individual artists and arts collectives, and provides resources for collaboration and applied research.
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"Thinking Pictures" is the kind of exhibition that can only come from such a specific resource, with over 7093 artists and collectives representing Moscow Conceptualism.
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How many rappers these days form groups — not just guest features or temporary collaborations, but collectives, with their own names, that tour and record together?
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Where were the many other lesbian collectives and feminist action groups that I, and countless lesbian feminists, have been a part of in New York?
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Philly's neo-soul influence and love for rap collectives led her to three collaborative groups of her own: Indigold, Liberal Art, and Third Eye Optiks.
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Below are some examples — but by no means a comprehensive list — of collectives, organizations, and artists that have defined the cultural life of modern Chinatown.
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Collectives such as Lissajous (along with the fast-rising NAAFI) ensure that Mexico City's slow-burgeoning sound has the talent to be heard beyond its borders.
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Given the competitive real estate market in Denver and many other major cities, and the hurdles for artist collectives to get financing, that's a heavy lift.
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The two-week performance, video, and music festival features 19 artists and collectives from France and the US and reflects a complex vision of the city.
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Artists like Princess Nokia, an NYC-based Puerto Rican rapper, and female collectives like Bronx-based female skaters Brujas have brought the movement to the mainstream.
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So it's no surprise the 20-year-old would prefer to cut ties from one of the most famous celebrity collectives of all: Taylor Swift's squad.
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The road forward must substantially involve multiple stakeholders: museum workers, artists, intellectuals, and the collectives and community groups who are already enacting decolonization on the ground.
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ArtsWestchester seeks proposals from professional New York State artists or artist collectives for commission opportunities including artist-made bike racks and the Rockland landing underpass mural.
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Collectives like Brooklyn's Discwoman and Germany's Female:Pressure are making waves showcasing the work of cis women, trans women, and genderqueer DJs in clubs across the globe.
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Started by DJs Andy Leong (AKA Vortex), and Ken Tan, the site helped expand the scene by connecting bassheads and giving collectives a platform for promotion.
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But collectives often have a dispersive energy, and, unfortunately, so does this sprawling play by Sarah Gancher, in an immersive production by Danya Taymor (303:30).
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But collectives often have a dispersive energy, and, unfortunately, so does this sprawling play by Sarah Gancher, in an immersive production by Danya Taymor (41:445).
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So, many of them are turning to one another, forming collectives that allow them to share experiences, contacts and the costs of presenting at trade fairs.
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Their choices are refreshingly diverse—of the seventy-five artists and collectives invited to participate, the majority are people of color and two-thirds are women.
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Among the demonstrators were members of politically minded art collectives like Occupy Museums and Not an Alternative, from the United States, and Liberate Tate, from England.
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I am also inspired by [the party collectives] Papi Juice and Fake Accent, who are doing such amazing work to manifest nightlife spaces devoid of hateration.
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Art collectives are a dime a dozen, but secretive art action groups that blend creativity with ritual magick and human meta-history are very rare specimens.
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He may not be facing off against multinational corporations or mercenary hacker collectives, but first dates can be even more nerve-wracking for someone like Elliot.
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They were one of south London's biggest and most impactful new UK rap collectives, made up of six members: Knine, Inch, Deepee, Sleeks, Littlez and Swift.
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As a result of Washington's stifling intellectual property laws, the two largest music collectives – the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers and Broadcast Music, Inc.
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The Los Angeles Road Concerts invited 30-plus artists and collectives to make art reflecting on war, from ephemeral roadside gestures to an anti-war protest.
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Featuring video, sculpture, photographs, virtual reality, and more, from over 45 artists and collectives, the exhibition places a particular emphasis on gender, sexuality, race, and class.
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Then came the senseless scheme of compelling some of the Soviet Union's most productive farmers to abandon their land and move to the untried new collectives.
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Besides the collectives, you can expect to see more collaboration between artists and activists, who are coming together to come up with compelling events and campaigns.
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Collectives of mothers who have lost children have scoured the Mexican countryside armed with shovels following tips of where mass graves might hold their loved ones.
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People idolized cult celebrities like Cory Kennedy, shopped at American Apparel, and formed collectives that that threw half-baked versions of the Misshapes parties in New York.
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Hopefully New Draft Collective organizes another Re-Current next year, and more art collectives and intuitions explore the possibility of showcasing art outside of its normal habitats.
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Biofilm behaviors testify to the capacity and openness of bacterial to form collectives—but that openness has limits, as shown in this culture with several cohabiting biofilms.
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In addition to Meow Wolf, other collectives such as John McKissick's Radical Abacus and organizations like the Currents New Media Festival continue to push Santa Fe's boundaries.
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I miss the collaborative mesh of talented musicians, as well as how collectives code functional and/or immersive — both perceptions key to enjoying Ego Death's particular charm.
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Back then, California was one of a few states to have legalized medicinal use, with medical doctors often referring terminally ill patients directly to collectives like Caregrowers.
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Just like these fictional witches, we're slowly understanding our power in self-sustaining collectives; able to heal through intuition and instinct rather than male logic and science.
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This was happening in feminist collectives all over the country—women were being "trashed" for being too verbal, or too rational, or because their eloquence was oppressive.
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Yams took the old business model of some of New York's most reputable hip-hop collectives and merged it with an inclusivity rap hadn't tapped into before.
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Some of the people we spoke to—including the co-founders of socially engaged multidisciplinary collectives like NON and NAAFI—are the architects behind their crews' aesthetics.
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In Barcelona, homeless shelters and migrant collectives have volunteered to sew masks and medical suits, a local initiative that has been met by praise from health workers.
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In Barcelona, homeless shelters and migrant collectives have volunteered to sew masks and medical suits, a local initiative that has been met by praise from health workers.
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The leading proponent of this position, or the one who immortalized it, was Yvonne Rainer, a founding member of the Judson Dance Theatre and Grand Union collectives.
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At their summer camp in the Berkshires, nicknamed Banglewood to wink at the Boston Symphony's Tanglewood, they encourage young participants to band together in their own collectives.
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The groups, called collectives or colectivos in Spanish, originated as pro-government community organizations that have long been a part of the landscape of leftist Venezuelan politics.
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See: "She Persists: A Century of Women Artists in New York," an installation of works by 44 artists and collectives in the public spaces of Gracie Mansion.
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Two collaborating art collectives, Pusat Sekitar Seni and Population Project, withdrew from the inaugural Kuala Lumpur Biennale after learning that their work was confiscated by the authorities.
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Comprised of work by 11 artists and collectives, the exhibition is compact, likely a limitation of both the space and the reality of funding feminist-focused projects.
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Many objected to the piece's inclusion in the Biennial; the Yams Collective, the largest of eight collectives participating that year, withdrew from the show because of it.
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This year is the third consecutive one that the council has been supported by feminist collectives and organizations, including Gora Iruñea and the Women's Platform Against Sexist Violence.
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And it would take a few years for social media sites like Facebook or Twitter to become the 24-7 pop-culture first-responder collectives they are today.
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Its rotating roster of sub-units (in America, we might call them spin-offs or musical collectives, except that they're completely different) continues to shape-shift and confound.
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The demographics of that community may not surprise you: it's largely young, white nerds, the same groups of people who populated early hacker collectives and internet message boards.
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Emboldened by Gamergate's methods, the disgruntled Correia created a set of disruptive collectives known as the "Sad Puppies," who began fomenting discord within the SFF community in 2015.
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The exhibition features 13 contemporary artists and art collectives from Taiwan and Australia, exploring the distinctive perspectives of both lands through tales, false histories, anecdotes, and personal memories.
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Since just prior to World War II, the primary collectives for the major music publishers - the American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers (ASCAP) and Broadcast Music Inc.
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The Utah Jazz visited Boston Tuesday night to play the Celtics in what was supposed to be a matchup between two of the NBA's chic superstar-less collectives.
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The works here, by seven artists and collectives from mainland China, Hong Kong and Taiwan, were all commissioned by the Guggenheim, with a better than average hit rate.
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Specifically, it highlights four contemporary Bay Area artists and artist collectives whose work contextualizes Baruch and Jones's photo essay and the lasting impact of BPP ideology and activism.
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Related: Music and Art Collide to Celebrate Two New Artist Collectives Choose-Your-Own-Adventure Theater Takes Bushwick Back to the 70s "Cyber Plays" Take Immersive Theater Online
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Artist-run collectives and unconventional exhibition spaces started to fill the empty storefronts; before long, however, the slept-on real estate became bank branches and chain coffee shops.
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Featuring the work of 222018 artists and collectives, Calafia: Manifesting the Terrestrial Paradise explores shared histories of colonial violence and visions of resistance that extend across national borders.
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My billion would support collectives across society, supporting the homes and retreats where these communities would happen, offering small slush funds they could use for members in crisis.
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Material Art emerged simultaneously with the unofficial art (produced outside governmental institutions) of more than a hundred art collectives around the country and the '85 New Wave movement.
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Coproduced by the free art school BHQFU and the curatorial and publishing project Endless Editions, the fair will feature 43 exhibitors, including publishing houses, artists, and curatorial collectives.
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This event will take place on Wednesday, September 4, at 6 pm and will celebrate the power of collectives, performance as political activism, and artistic activations of public space.
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This exhibition, curated by Katherine Rochester, gathers works by seven artists and collectives that project humans onto sci-fi frontiers in order to imagine solutions for seemingly unsolvable problems.
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A decade ago, the center — in Water Mill, N.Y. — started a year-round residency, inviting about 28 collectives and individual artists to spend two to four weeks developing work.
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A pilot of 2,000 collectives of about 100 farmers each is being launched, and the scheme will eventually benefit about 4 million farmers, according to the 2017-18 budget.
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The exhibition — featuring 26 artists, collectives, and theorists set across four main venues — references a bevy of well-known contemporary tropes including post-truth, accelerationism, overidentification, and corporate aesthetics.
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Increasingly, fans are drawn to individuals rather than collectives; more and more, what matters is star power, a trend best exemplified by Paris St.-Germain, Marseille's most bitter rival.
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Small groups making creative music often call themselves collectives, but there's something particularly credible about this trio: The group's energy doesn't refract through the prism of any single voice.
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In 2010, Mr. Pappas represented a group of disabled patients who said closures of medical marijuana collectives in Costa Mesa and Lake Forest violated the Americans With Disabilities Act.
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But they wanted to be seen as attractive; and Kim wanted to capture their grace, along with the sisterly camaraderie of their diving collectives, rather than just their grit.
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The occasion is "She Persists: A Century of Women Artists in New York," an installation of works by 2200 artists and collectives in the public spaces of Gracie Mansion.
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Black collectives were embedding themselves, at street level, in communities, running educational workshops, scrounging up funds for day-care centers, and making inexpensive art — graphically striking posters, for example.
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As an organization, ConsenSys does not quite fit any of the usual categories: It is technically a corporation, but it has elements that also resemble nonprofits and workers' collectives.
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World Cup teams are perhaps the most visible embodiment of nations — collectives whose actions on the pitch can seem, in the moment, to determine the fate of a country.
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Each video features an interviewee plainly describing some non-capitalist system of organization, such as anarchist consensual democracy, inclusive democracy, caring labor, or workers' collectives during the Spanish Revolution.
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That the DNC was hacked was first revealed Tuesday when the cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike said it had discovered two hacking collectives affiliated with Russian intelligence had penetrated the party's network.
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In a three-story, postindustrial loft building on the edge of Bushwick, 38 artists, artist collectives, and curators from 22 countries currently in residence will present work in their studios.
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They had led to a swift rise in living standards as peasants left collectives and profitably farmed their own plots, jumped into business or left to work in the cities.
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Thanks to Montreal's strong and close-knit music scene—and expat community—the programming is second-to-none with participating collectives like ASL Singles Club, Banko Gotiti, and Summer Cool.
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The exhibition features 12 projects by Caribbean artists, curators, and collectives including Eva Mayhabal, Maurice Sánchez, and the queer Puerto Rican group, Kuniklo Colectivo, all of whom emerged after 2006.
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Groups had spawned new genres, like SoundCloud rap, and collectives like the Disquiet Junto, a sound experimentation group that developed ambient songs based on weekly prompts from founder Marc Weidenbaum.
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In the summer of 1929, more than twenty-five thousand "politically literate" young Bolsheviks fanned out from Moscow to the nation's rural areas, charged with setting up the new collectives.
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I had Muslim friends and colleagues who were traditional and conservative, and others who volunteered with the Indonesian chapter of Planned Parenthood, supported LGTB communities and led communist art collectives.
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Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) argued that the two decrees that impose checks on the major music collectives must remain in place to ensure that collusion and malfeasance do not occur.
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She later met with artists, including representatives of collectives like Not an Alternative, the Illuminator, Ultra-red and Occupy Museums, that had been scheduled to participate in the "Agitprop!" show.
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And her experience working with Cirque du Soleil (in 2009) and with samba schools in Rio — collectives that dance their way through the streets during Carnival — surely came in handy.
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The government of Tamil Nadu is encouraging small farmers to pool their lands and form collectives in order to reduce their vulnerability to drought and unseasonal rain, and price swings.
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At the Chroma studio, they partner with other collectives and document the conversations, which have themes such as digital archives, social media and mental health, and alcohol and drug addiction.
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In this familiarly dystopic setting, a few collectives of rebellious women intersect and debate until they eventually unite over the apparent suicide of a young black woman under police custody.
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Strike a Pose: Mr. Colombo is a self-described "ghost member" of the Mizrahi House, one of the dance collectives in Paris modeled after the house-ball scene in Harlem.
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Billing itself as part festival, part conference, and part "political science fair," the 10-day affair features an impressive lineup of nearly 60 artists, duos, collectives, performance troupes, and more.
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A joint effort by two experimental European collectives, Belgium's TG Stan and the Netherlands' Dood Paard, this "Art" doesn't have marquee stars and will be performed in French with supertitles.
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Fossil Free Culture was inspired by the aggressive strategies of Liberate Tate and Platform London, two activist collectives in Britain that staged confrontational protests at the Tate earlier this decade.
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A cohort of artists and collectives will have "full transparency into the organization's inner workings" and control of its annual production budget to pay their own wages and develop programs.
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Many are spreading their newfound knowledge through food collectives, offering meal prep services, catering and cooking classes, as well as education on the environmental and political benefits of meatless diets.
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The article features other content houses and "collab days": And even since the arrival of Hype House, many other TikTok collectives have been making plans to take on Los Angeles.
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With only five works by five different artists and collectives included, you have the time and space to take each work in on its own terms and as a whole.
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Their work addresses the perennial issue of black women's double exclusion from male-dominated black art collectives like Spiral and AfriCoBRA as well as from the white mainstream art world.
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This week, Baik Art hosts a conversation about art and racial justice, Llyn Foulkes debuts new work at Sprüth Magers, Brand Library opens a show focused on art collectives, and more.
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Today, punk rock is more diverse than ever, as collectives like Atlanta-based Punk Black help foster the community by hosting concerts that highlight artists of different races, religions, and nationalities.
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Meanwhile, similar collectives were cropping up across the city, particularly in gentrifying neighborhoods like Eagle Rock, where date palms dot the hillside and film industry families rub elbows with federal workers.
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There is no shortage of edgy collectives in electronic music, but Amobi and his flock have managed to repurpose the scene's tropes to tell a story rarely discussed by its denizens.
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Though the protests are not led by any one group, the Democratic Socialists of America are involved in most states, alongside groups associated with prison abolition, immigration rights and anarchist collectives.
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The worker collectives of Yugoslavia were thus able to develop a "third way" between Western democracy and Soviet totalitarian communism, one that began to crumble only after Tito's death in 1980.
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Before the performance, guests can come early for Imagine Grapefruits, a "marketplace of ideas" showcasing arts programs, publishers, and artist collectives fronted by women, people of color, and non-binary individuals.
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The collectives would hit the four pressure points required for personal transformation: Heart: By nurturing deep friendships, they would give people the secure emotional connections they need to make daring explorations.
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For more than seven decades, the two collectives have operated under antitrust consent decrees, which have allowed ASCAP and BMI to maintain their monopolies in exchange for anticompetitive protections for consumers.
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The co-curators of the triennial's fourth edition — Gary Carrion-Murayari, Alex Gartenfeld, and Francesca Altamura — have brought together 30 young artists and collectives around the theme of, essentially, political engagement.
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The Abrons Arts Center partners with two community-based collectives to liven up the Lower East Side with a day of art activities, karaoke, dragon and lion dances, and D.J. sets.
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Printed Matter's 20193 LA Art Book Fair (LAABF) will host 390 exhibitors from 31 countries, including a broad range of artists and collectives, small presses, institutions, galleries, antiquarian booksellers, and distributors.
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Heavily branded with white logos from collectives and events involved in its making and activation, it suggests the ways labor inscribes itself on the bodies of women while also looking very cool.
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At a time when many people are banding together in new formations to resist the violence that Donald Trump perpetuates, I want to share the work of four collectives that inspire me.
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In addition to being embraced by the American mainstream, the legendary icon of divine femininity is inspiring women like Slutist editor (and Noisey contributor) Kristen Korvette to cultivate sex-positive feminist collectives.
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This could change with a proposed law to establish a "social and solidarity economy" which would support collectives and self-governed businesses that both make a profit and have a social objective.
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So young and mostly middle-class Parisians banded together to establish informal collectives of musicians and other artistic types to perform regularly at venues in suburbs, with immigrant and working-class histories.
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Today, the style has evolved into something akin to investigative journalism; collectives like Postcommodity and Forensic Architecture stretch art's capacity for staging political inquiries into various miscarriages of environmental and social justice.
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"Nobody wants to be perceived of as picking on the little guy, but the lone scavenger is now an organized, sophisticated mob of scavenger collectives that systematically removes valuable recyclables," it continues.
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Because they already worked with fishing collectives, they began with fishermen, teaching divers how to hunt and safely catch (it involves careful spearfishing, and puncture-resistant containers and gloves) the showy fish.
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Politically, Yugoslavia was a unique experiment: although it was unambiguously under Tito's dictatorship, the country's official policy was one of "worker self-management," wherein collectives of workers held significant decision-making power.
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Brown Paper Zine's first fair featured 25 artists, collectives, and small presses of color, that use the zine form to showcase their art and explore intersectionalities of their identities and lived experiences.
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The Spanish artist had invited various collectives and groups in Athens to help tour the stone over the course of one week to locations including museums, public schools, embassies, homes, and bars.
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From the directors making visuals to the DJs and collectives making room for new identities in nightlife, these folks all contribute to the cultural zeitgeist of their city in diverse, meaningful ways.
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The generous, tightly packed show curated by Jane A. Sharp features artworks by more than 40 individual artists and artist collectives; most of these works date from the 21s through the '21981s.
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These are shown along with other Swedish artist collectives from the period, particularly through the lens of feminism in a gallery titled "A Room of One's Own," in homage to Virginia Woolf.
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Open source investigative news collectives like Bellingcat and the Atlantic Council's Digital Forensics Research Lab and media education organizations like First Draft are all countering Russian disinformation and other foreign influence campaigns.
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At issue were antitrust consent decrees between the DOJ and the two largest collectives for the music industry, the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) and Broadcast Music, Inc. (BMI).
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Founded by artist Keith Rocka Knittel, the Other Places Art Fair will feature 24 independent galleries, artist-run spaces, and collectives, including Abode, Gas, Elevator Mondays, Garden, Maiden LA, and many more.
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In ensuing galleries, co-curators Rujeko Hockley and Catherine Morris present a range of artist collectives and alternative spaces formed in New York at the height of Women's Liberation in the '70s.
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Kreuzberg has become an icon of gentrification in Berlin, a neighborhood that had once been an immigrant-dominated area of the city, where artists' movements and collectives sprang up, drawn by affordable rents.
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They had done their research about us, and all the artists, crews, collectives well ahead of time, and didn't outline or identify to us any crowd or event they were particularly concerned about.
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Rhoden's choreography works to remind the audience how easy it is to fall in love with a collective social structure and why these collectives are so dangerously easy to fall in love with.
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Softcore porn also tends to come from individuals and collectives who self-describe as ethical and/or feminist producers who make an effort to give as much control to the performers as possible.
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Similar tokenized protocol infrastructures are beginning to creep offline and to organize meatspace projects, too, ranging from hardware development to massive-scale art collectives to urban planning and the transformation of entire cities.
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Several forward-thinking architects, firms, and collectives envision a movement towards a data centre redesign, inside and out, that will make these facilities more eye-catching, eco-friendly, and adaptive to their communities.
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But do those favors and you risk alienating (or angering) the corporations, collectives, and AI constructs that live in the city, each of which is competing with you over a near-magical resource.
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The idea of "collectives" has taken hold in dance music, based on the notion that a squad of ten has more power than an individual, but Desert Hearts is a squad of thousands.
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From KKK chapters to skinhead groups, anti-government militias to Christian identity collectives, right-wing extremism was always there, but before social media it lived a half-life on the fringes of society.
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Tumblr has given us feminist art galleries and digital art collectives pushing online art movements like vaporwave, seapunk, and glitch art while showing off, bar none, the best GIF artistry on the planet.
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Since Ascap and BMI are collectives that sell music rights at set prices, they have long been under antitrust scrutiny, and since 1941 they have been bound by regulatory agreements called consent decrees.
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Since the 219s, well-known groups such as Fluxus and the Situationists, as well as more underground collectives like "Museum," began to change how artworks could be seen as per the formatively gestural.
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Whether with his wife, via her Broken Boxes podcast; with students, via residencies; with artist collectives, like Winter Count; or through galleries around the world, his is a practice that thrives on communication.
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Billed as "an occupation" of the Münchner Kammerspiele theater, "1968" is a wild, uneven but often thought-provoking series of eight 15-minute vignettes, conceived and performed by different artists and theater collectives.
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Alongside these works are pieces about Anonymous, a recreation of Unabomber Ted Kaczynski's Montana cabin, printed selections from his manifesto, as well as installations by artists and collectives DIS, Etoy, Omer Fast, Peng!
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Along with Maris Bustamante, Mayer founded one of Mexico's first feminist art collectives, Polvo de Gallina Negra, in 1983, which confronted the country's sexism head-on with a series of performances and actions.
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With work by some 265 Chinese-born artists and collectives filling most of the museum, it's the largest American survey of its kind since Asia Society's "Inside Out: New Chinese Art" in 21997.
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This Sea Is Mine in Gaza (organized by two of the artist collectives there) featured paintings and installations by Gaza-based artists that engaged directly with "return" and "the sea" in daily life.
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Mr. Paxton also became a founding member of two groundbreaking collectives — Judson Dance Theater and Grand Union — that rebelled against the conventions of modern dance by embracing ordinary movement and risk-taking improvisation.
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Scattered across various galleries in the behemoth space of the National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, the Biennial presents paintings, installations, video works, and performances by 30 artists and collectives from 16 countries.
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He also owns lighting and constructions from Sottsass' pre-Memphis period, when he was involved with Studio Alchimia, a group that evolved out of the radical Italian ''anti-architecture'' collectives Archizoom and Superstudio.
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They have also hosted several Artist Swap Meets — part commercial endeavor, part community gathering — where dozens of artists and collectives offer affordable works of art, with 100% of sales going to the participants.
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More than 130 artists and collectives planned to exhibit their work in the museum's 5,000-square-meter space, including Alex Da Corte, Wang Gongxin, Hito Steyerl, Tauba Auerbach, Zhang Peili, and Hans Haacke.
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Whether with his wife, via her Broken Boxes podcast; with students, via residencies; with artist collectives, like Winter Count; or through galleries around the world, his is a practice that thrives on communication.
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Campaign groups and collectives like Decrim Now and SWARM are calling for full decriminalization, but in the meantime strippers—whose work is entirely legal—are unionizing in the hopes of sparking industry-wide change.
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In support of its local community, the fair had a designated space called Art Jakarta Scene, presenting local artist collectives and initiatives, with artworks and art objects for sale alongside information about their activities.
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Many who experienced the conflict behind Republican lines were dismayed to see Communists, who thought that winning the war required discipline that anarchist collectives could not provide, working to destroy the egalitarian social revolution.
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The world is increasingly controlled by a weird combination of libertarian Bitcoin seasteaders and communal Ethereum hacker collectives, who name themselves "phyles" after Neal Stephenson's The Diamond Age, but call this The Crypto Age.
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Collectives of folks who grew up with these games used their budding technical skills to reverse engineer the devices, sharing knowledge with their peers in text files, on slapdash websites, or within FTP servers.
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The essays about her time in women's collectives and protesting the American government's warmongering are important artifacts and teach us much about a movement whose ideas and activism are resurging among young people now.
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Later on, I began to learn about the feminist collectives here like Unbound Feet and the writings of Asian American women like Nellie Wong, Merle Woo, Mitsuye Yamada and other third world women thinkers.
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They helped set the template for other collectives that would follow, from House of Pharaohs, NiNE8 and Little Simz's Space Age to what New Gen accomplished before they were even released by XL Recordings.
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It is a process that has disturbing similarities with the collectives silences in countries suffering from human rights abuses in which entire societies reach unwritten compacts about what can and cannot be publicly recognized.
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You've already read our official guide to SXSW's best parties, featuring showcases from established and up-and-coming labels and collectives, and today we're spotlighting ten acts we feel you shouldn't miss this week.
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In the western state of Punjab, where a feudal system has denied Dalits their right to a third of village common farmland - more than 50,000 acres - Dalits have formed collectives over the past decade.
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The Ray-Ban x Boiler Room Weekender was built in tandem with a diverse network of collectives, labels, parties and creatives from across the United States, who we are proud and humbled to support.
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Black Quantum Futurism (BQF), along with the AfroFuturist Affair, both activist-oriented collectives celebrating and disseminating black science fiction culture, has opened a community resource space envisioned as a "time capsule" in Sharswood/Blumberg.
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Vanguard Revisited: Poetic Politics & Black Futures highlights Bay Area artists and artist collectives whose work contextualizes the lasting impact of BPP ideology and activism, and the photographs of Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones.
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Up on a mountain, deep in the snow, out in the forest: for Ms. Tomii, it was distance from Tokyo and other cultural capitals that permitted the radical innovation of these artists and collectives.
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So too must there be bureaucracy-free legal forms for the creation of energy collectives, cooperatives and community projects, the kinds that have propelled the energy transition forward in Germany, France, Denmark and Scotland.
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Matt Hummel, a longtime member of Oakland's artistic scene who at one point ran for City Council, spoke about these fears among artist collectives that, before the fire, openly advertised their locations and parties.
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Bogotá is now home to a number of clever collectives: complexes that house shops, bars, cafes and sometimes performance spaces under one roof, and which are perfect places to stop for a midday break.
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As with previous editions, the exhibitors run the gamut from antiquarian booksellers, to limited edition art book presses, gallery-produced publications, artist collectives, and as always, a massive section of zines and DIY publishers.
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Like years past, a number of collectives such as Desert Hearts, Brooklyn after-hours institution, Bushwick A/V, and Australia's indie-dance label Future Classic, will be collaborating with the festival to present stage takeovers.
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Although some cities have sold land to slum-dwellers or collectives for redevelopment, that process is often lengthy and leaves residents in limbo for years - while conditions in the slum become more hazardous, experts said.
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But the audience was already there in small far-right collectives that focused on minority groups such as blacks, Jews and Muslims, or powerful and shadowy groups like FEMA, the Illuminati and alien lizard people.
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Songwriters typically register their copyrights with just one of two music collectives — ASCAP or BMI — where everyone who commercially plays music, from radio stations to restaurants and others playing background music, go to get licenses.
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Throughout the residency, Pattison frequently engaged with east London's Tech City, the English counterpart to Silicon Valley, having dialogs with work collectives for creative companies, and Campus London, a workspace for startup companies by Google.
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In nearby Andhra Pradesh state, the government leases 403-5 acres of land to collectives of five to 10 women each, and gives cheap loans for other livelihood options such as poultry and goat rearing.
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By working hard to promote inclusion and diversity in the music scene, these collectives have proved that it's possible to create progressive spaces in environments that were previously ignorant, or even hostile, to their values.
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This World Cup has been one for the collectives, rather than the individuals: An Argentina designed to get the best out of Lionel Messi has fallen, and so too a Portugal dominated by Cristiano Ronaldo.
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You weren't sure what you were going to get, but whatever it was would be an insight into what makes Wolf Eyes, one of the United States' most prolific and enduring collectives of experimenters, tick.
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Both are labels considered cutting-edge and progressive in their design aesthetic and both consider themselves "collectives"; Brioni, by contrast, is a brand of the boardroom establishment, not of the underground cultures of the street.
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A cohort of NYC-based artists and collectives will direct the organization's programming and have control of its annual production budget to pay their own wages, working in collaboration with its staff, board, and leadership.
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By the 1970s, feeling the pressures of racism from outside the African-American world, and the pressures of Black Power sexism within it, female artists formed their own collectives, without necessarily identifying them as feminist.
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Some former soldiers have even banded together to fill the employment gap and provide the camaraderie of the front line through veteran-run businesses that function as work collectives to help returning soldiers find jobs.
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Cane growers have been strong supporters of the PRI and its forefathers since revolutionary hero Emiliano Zapata helped sweep away the hacienda system in the early 20th century, replacing it with small holdings and land collectives.
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There are virtually no collectives in Blackpool, and there's also a distinct lack of pirate and online radio stations, illegal raves, and a scarcity of events due to a reluctance from venues to support local MCs.
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"I want a president" has been adapted into countless political and artistic contexts; the text has been translated by writers and artists across the world, performed by feminist collectives, and presented in renowned museums and galleries.
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"Radical Seafaring," organized by the Parrish Art Museum curator Andrea Grover, brings together 25 artists and collectives who create, as she writes, "land art, only afloat": installations and performances designed to be experienced off dry land.
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In recent memory, collectives like Odd Future and Florida's Raider Klan built on this kind of discomfort, in which a relationship with dark forces became part of their marketing schemes at the start of this decade.
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Many of the collectives are led by women, and they have taken over more than 200 acres of land, often clashing violently with high-caste landlords, said Ish Mishra, a political science professor at Delhi University.
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Open Collective itself is both a Delaware C-corp and a 501(c)6 non-profit, and it technically receives all money destined for any of the collectives hosted on its platform as their fiscal sponsor.
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The exhibit's layout brings attention to these questions by highlighting collectives on the first floor, organizing their gut-punching commentary by region to help show the styles and topics that influenced each city's black art scene.
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" Tomii uses the examples of one solo artist and two artists' collectives that were active in Japan in the 21960s, and whose works can be classified as conceptual art, to illustrate her observations about "international contemporaneity.
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In the last year or two, the global dance music community has been noticeably transformed by the recent rise of politically conscious collectives like NAAFI, NON, Discwoman, Papi Juice, Siren, House of Ladosha, and many others.
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Additionally, instead of recklessly invading hostile territories, we can take small, measured steps into the wilderness by supporting the collectives like NON, Discwoman, and NAAFI, and helping them take their progressive ethos to a broader scale.
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Black artist groups and jazz musicians' collectives were a nationwide phenomenon in the 1960s, but none evinced the staying power of the A.A.C.M., which conducted programs like the A.A.C.M. School, which opened in fall of 19903.
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The neighborhood has a long and proud history of welcoming outsiders; in the 1970s it became a center of Chicano art collectives, and in the 1990s, it was the beating heart of the punk rock revolution.
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The Los Angeles-based IDA and the Brooklyn-based Doc Society are both nonprofits which represent international collectives of documentary filmmakers, and the suit asserts that these restrictions pose a risk to members' privacy and safety.
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It coincided with a greater global movement to fight climate change, The Global Climate Strike, the week-long global event that will bring together young people, labor and humanitarian organizations, environmental groups and company employee collectives.
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Both BP and Tate were quick to deny that the decision was taken due to pressure from Liberate Tate, Platform London, and other artist collectives and organizations that have raised awareness of and opposition to the sponsorship.
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The show, which explores politics and culture on a community level, features seven site-specific installations by artists and collectives, including The Argus Project, Texas Environmental Justice Advocacy Services, People's Paper Co-op, Storyline Media, and Verbobala.
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My favorite demarcation of the fall season — in part because of its sprawling format and brimming booths — this year it felt a little harder to find exhibitors, ranging from artist collectives to antiquarian booksellers, offering unique publications.
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It recalls the large ink drawings of such groups as Taring Padi in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, or the spread-out Beehive Design Collective, although Quach attempts to remove politics while these two collectives place politics front and center.
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However, because of the number of group shows at galleries and local businesses and collectives, it's safe to assume that there will be over 250 artists participating this year, according to a press representative for the event.
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The new documentary The F Word, directed by Robert Adanto and screening tonight, focuses on 13 artists and collectives — including Narcissister, Rebecca Goyette, and Faith Holland — who use sexuality, sexiness, and knowing self-objectification in their performances.
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"This project, thought as a deconstruction of the notion of Thingspiel, is about seeing which kind of cultural meaning, political value or even religious charisma can acquire for different collectives and individuals an archeological piece," they wrote.
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Before our multinational art rock collectives and ennui-ridden pop stars took over the charts and our shiny-haired Prime Minister captured hearts and loins across the world, Canada's self-esteem issues were painfully obvious and comical.
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As we all know, a common way for labels and collectives to attempt to build a fanbase is by trying to seem untouchably cool, fashioning themselves as club music celebrities even at the risk of alienating people.
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CARNEGIE INTERNATIONAL, 57TH EDITION An international showcase running since 73, the Carnegie is curated this year by Ingrid Schaffner and offers an exciting list of 32 artists and collectives, from Yuji Agematsu to Lynette Yiadom-Boakye. Oct.
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The farmers understandably resisted giving up their land, often slaughtered and ate the animals they were ordered to bring with them, and had little incentive to work once they were taken, sometimes at gunpoint, to the collectives.
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A recent Tuesday found her doing something far different, though, speaking before a group of women during their biweekly protests to demand a halt in the state-sanctioned privatization of traditional tribal collectives, called the Sulaliyyate lands.
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These ad hoc social movements range widely in form, from "alt-right" white supremacists in the United States to Brexiters in Britain to ISIS in the Middle East to the hacker collectives of Eastern Europe and Russia.
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These days, Bogotá is blossoming with new ideas, from collectives that house everything from feminist bookshops to hair salons, to offbeat, all-day bars that organize gay tango events, to exquisite dining in rough-and-ready neighborhoods.
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As I sat down in a cafe in Utrecht to talk with Laster's N.*, from one of the scene's leading collectives, he elaborated on the contrast between this scene and others he has observed over the years.
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Just last night, Team 103, one of YouTube's most popular and controversial vlogging collectives, issued a statement via an Instagram Story on behalf of the organization and Jake Paul, rather than through Paul's far more popular main accounts.
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The opening section ("folds") contains introductory texts that set the book's tone; the main body ("interviews") consists of 28 interviews with artists and collectives; and the closing section ("clouds") contains a poster insert, biographies, colophon, and end notes.
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Filmmakers and creative collectives will now be able apply to become economic entities that could officially hire people and open bank accounts, the ICAIC president, Ramon Samada, was quoted as saying on Thursday by state-run website Cubadebate.
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Music, and the massive sound systems (collectives of like-minded DJs, engineers, and MCs) born on Kingston's streets amid gang violence and the booming local sound industry, became central to their identity, a space for activism and resistance.
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I've admired black queer collectives like House of Ladosha, Brooklyn rappers like Jay Boogie and Quay Dash, all of whom take cues from Aaliyah and use those references to elevate queerness through their music, art, and curated events.
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As a member of collectives such as the New York-based Experiments in Art and Technology and the Tokyo-based Video Hiroba, and as founder and director of Video Gallery SCAN, she consistently avoided easy definitions of authorship.
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But prior to this, in 1958, Villeglé had already been promoting new perceptual approaches to reality with a theoretical text about his readymade ripped posters called Des Réalités Collectives ("Collective Realities"), published in the ultra-Lettrist review grâmmeS.
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These collectives would identify the rising stars in local and national life, and would help build intimate bonds across parties and groups, creating a baseline of sympathy and understanding these people could carry as they rose to power.
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In the decade or so since Mr. Wa Lehulere began to show his work — initially as part of different collectives — he has garnered numerous awards (most recently, Deutsche Bank's 2017 Artist of the Year) and residencies and exhibitions.
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Beto O'Rourke's Secret Membership In America's Oldest Hacking Group By: Joseph Menn This incredible story about Texas politician Beto O'Rourke's membership in one of the oldest American hacking collectives, Cult of The Dead Cow, is a wild ride.
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"From long-established institutions to emerging artists and arts collectives, New York's cultural community is a tremendous source of energy and vitality — but safety and creativity are not mutually exclusive," the spokesman, Ryan Max, said in an email.
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The movement, in which young graduates of architecture schools in Florence, Milan and Turin organized themselves into collectives with comic book names like Superstudio, Archizoom and UFO, offered a means for expressing boundless political outrage through aesthetic contrarianism.
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Moreover, Philadelphia also offers a vital contemporary art landscape from printmaking collectives such as Second State Press and Space 1026, to artist run spaces such as Vox Populi to the Fabric Workshop and Museum and the Print Center.
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No other self-proclaimed anti-fascist collectives have said on social media that they're planning to participate in the November 4th protests, contrary to the right-wing assertion that antifa writ large is calling for a giant, violent protest.
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The art collectives Dis, K-Hole, and The Jogging come to mind, each engaged in the mining, reproduction, and monetization of internet culture—Dis as fashion and lifestyle, K-Hole as corporate branding, The Jogging as all-consuming archive.
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The works, by forty-two mostly L.G.B.T.Q.-identified artists, who range in age from twenty-seven to sixty-seven, artist teams, and collectives tend to be elegant and ingratiating, temperate, or even a little boring—though not unpleasantly so.
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Participants include prison abolitionists (ah yes, letting the criminals roam free always makes for a better society), anarchist collectives (not exactly the bellwethers of national politics) and the Democratic Socialists of America (who bring politics to the dinner table).
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The exhibition presents over 20 artists and collectives, including historic key and lesser-known figures who worked in the Public Access arena, as well as contemporary artists experimenting with the democratic potential of new media platforms on the Internet.
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The Alberta native's playful and in-your-face mixes for local labels slash collectives including Manicure Records and carepackage, the latter of which she co-founded, blend footwork, trap, and everything in-between with plenty of personality to spare.
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In 1970 he made a second, bigger splash with "Information," an international survey of about 213 artists, filmmakers and collectives that explored the tangled strains of mixed-media, participatory and ephemeral works gathered under the umbrella of Conceptual art.
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She looked at the biennial as an opportunity to bring the work of over 20 artists and collectives who live and work in Matanzas into dialogue with dozens of artists invited from international locations, from the US to Pakistan.
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Yet with the exception for actions by a few collectives — Decolonize This Place at the Whitney Museum, and Prescription Addiction Intervention Now, or PAIN, at the Guggenheim and the Metropolitan Museum of Art — there's scant visual evidence of pushback.
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In addition to the reality famous couch, the claim also states that Depp spent half a million dollars on warehouse fees as a result of storing his many Hollywood collectives, and that he spent almost $20,000 on accessories at Prada.
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To some viewers, The Beguiled will have so unambiguously presented the corporal as a total bastard by its final third to condone Miss Martha and her girls' actions; to others, the film will depict collectives of women as hysterical and dangerous.
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These include the Woman's Building records and videos, as well as archives of related collectives like the Feminist Art Workers, the Waitresses, and the Sisters for Survival, and the solo archives of artists Barbara T. Smith, Faith Wilding, and Nancy Buchanan.
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Throughout the Bay Area, there are many organizations, which overlap with and exist within the same ecosystem as Antifa, committed to building these kinds of autonomous communities through urban-farming projects, radical hacker collectives, anarchist presses, and anti-capitalist art making.
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Directly after NON's New Museum performance, there's a NON vs N.A.A.F.I. party, wherein the two geography-defying collectives will come together with likeminded producers Rabit, Elysia Crampton, and Gaika for a night of radical statements made through sound on May 203.
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For instance, a company's ICO could be set up to encourage responsible innovation that benefits society, and ICO-backed collectives owned and operated by billions of people worldwide could challenge tech monopolies and spread wealth beyond the richest 1 percent.
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The debate shifted in India largely because of the role of the country's sex-worker collectives, which are among the largest in the world, and which exert a social and political force that has no parallel in the United States.
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Though GoldLink's music, in ways, is an evolution of Wale's sometimes dancy, consistently soulful output, it doesn't quite fit into any one of these boxes, instead opting for the cut-up house and R&B production of collectives like Soulection.
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It also proves that while some collectives, alternative spaces, and other art and performance efforts feel like they are spinning in place now, they can eventually take root, gain ground, and contribute to the development of a unique art center.
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Look no further than the first Canadian rapper to land a top 40 Billboard hit Maestro Fresh Wes to seminal collectives like Brassmunk and The Circle where the careers of super-influential Scarborough acts like Kardinal Offishall, Saukrates and Choclair started.
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But beyond the question of whether right wing organizations are inherently unfit for LGBTQ safe spaces, The Center's stance is also drastically different from the growing number of venues and collectives that do openly exclude various demographics from their events.
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"The Bunny Collective is at the forefront of Internet-based art collectives, where young emerging female artists come together and support each other," the Norwegian artist Lotte Karlsen, the founder of the feminist art collective Alexandra Arts, wrote in an email.
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And it's because, of course, we live in an age in which military power is always viewed as the ultimate form or the highest form of power that can allow people to exert their will, as collectives, as nations, as peoples.
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" The bloc that includes former President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner — who won a Senate seat last year — also announced Thursday that it intended to support the bill "responding to the social demand that has been conveyed by massive collectives of women.
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"I applaud the choice of Patrick because of his history of supporting and exhibiting collectives and artists involved in social practice work and who articulate critical perspectives on art and politics and the human condition," Ms. Ramirez said by phone.
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At issue is whether the consent decrees that govern the monopolistic music collectives -- namely, ASCAP and BMI, which control over 90 percent of the US market for music compositions -- should be weakened to allow for the "fractional licensing" of songs.
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The show spotlights 263 artists and collectives working at the intersection of the formal and the social, and in this it announces a new chapter of so-called political art — though one already brewing in small museums, galleries and studios.
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The internet that Mr. Barlow and Mr. Gilmore envisioned was built and maintained by collectives of users; the one that users flocked to was tamed by companies whose very success turned them into some of the largest corporations on the planet.
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This has been such a profound transformation that now the meaning of the concept of identity is ambivalent and presupposes both a positive identification with other people, groups, collectives, cultures and a negative identification (differentiation) with all a person is not.
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In fact, Chinatown has been the home to generations of radical organizers and artists, collectives, and movements that have demanded answers to the same questions organizers are asking today: Who gets to live in Chinatown, and under what social conditions?
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The proposal was submitted to the community-based public arts initiative the Mile of Murals, which launched in 2007 with the aim of soliciting 19 large-scale murals — 10 block-long walls, seven viaduct walls, and two overpasses — from artists and collectives.
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But given that several individual racial justice groups, as well as larger collectives like the Movement for Black Lives and the police-reform oriented Campaign Zero initiative, have all come out with various policy agendas targeting specific issues, this doesn't really hold up.
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The Shed, a new visual and performing arts center currently being built in the rapidly developing neighborhood, announced last Tuesday that 52 New York-based emerging artists and collectives have been commissioned to create new work for its inaugural Open Call program.
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Momentarily breaking a game is undoubtedly a dick move, but the egg exploit is only one of the countless ways players have been getting under the hood of Pokémon Go—from collectives like the Silph Road to communities like r/pokemongodev and Ownedcore.
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The four split-bill programs pair established troupes, like the Martha Graham Dance Company, Hubbard Street Dance Chicago and Alonzo King's Lines Ballet, with young collectives that are generating buzz, like TU Dance out of St. Paul and Ate21242 from Los Angeles.
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The four split-bill programs will pair established troupes, like the Martha Graham Dance Company, Hubbard Street Dance Chicago and Alonzo King's Lines Ballet, with young collectives that are generating buzz, like TU Dance out of St. Paul and Ate9 from Los Angeles.
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As far as collectives go I fucks with the BK baes, Papi Juice cause no shade they the only party I've been to in NYC in the past five years that made me feel worthy and powerful and people are actually dancing.
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The much hyped death of art and culture in the Bay Area may have led to many musicians moving to LA or Portland and artist collectives and shared spaces closing down due to an invasion of start up money and astronomical rents.
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The 1013 featured artists/collectives (all of whom have ties to Miami, but currently live scattered throughout the country) were invited to explore the archives of both HistoryMiami — dating back 10,000 years — and the Lynn and Louis Wolfson II Florida Moving Image Archives.
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Even accepting, for the sake of argument, that co-determination worker collectives made sense in certain transition periods in our history — such as in a German economy struggling to reunify in the 85033s — they have no place in the modern global economy.
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Inspired by the work of Theodor Adorno, the show features the work of 10 artists and collectives all striving to answer one central question: What does refusal — of the Trump administration, patriarchy, white supremacy, capitalism, fascism, social convention, or just complacency — look like?
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This has given rise to hundreds of small nonprofits across the country that offer alternatives: therapeutic fishing, rafting and backpacking trips, horse riding, combat yoga, dogs, art collectives, dolphin swims, sweat lodge vision quests and parrot husbandry centers, among many, many others.
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These children were Panther cubs who grew up in the party, lived in collectives and went to the alternative school where the kids were taught how to think and not what to think so they could analyze for themselves and critique for themselves.
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Right now, collectives of women and queers and trans folk and people of color and non-Western people and combinations of all of those are rising and building their own communities and networks alongside (or completely independent of) the "mainstream" music industry ride.
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The new rules have left many California cannabis operators who this reporter has spoken with in the wake of Prop 64 longing for the salad days of medical marijuana, 1996 to 13, when private cannabis collectives could operate largely on their own terms.
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Yet in Japan, the distinction between for-profit and nonprofit institutions is permeable; artists like Mr. Araki regularly have exhibitions in department stores, while many major Japanese museums feature rental spaces where artists or collectives can show their work for a price.
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As a strategy of cultural-political intervention, overidentification is a strategy that has been employed to varying degrees of success by numerous other groups and collectives since Laibach — from the Yes Men, Christoph Schlingensief, Reverend Billy, the Billionaires for Bush, and many others.
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Spend half a day in Chelsea, and you will see few gods and heroes — but you will trip over archives of failed utopian collectives, photos of crumbling tower blocks, rebooted avant-garde dances and all sorts of fragments of the recent past.
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The large, flat red book feels like a cross between an encyclopedia and a compendium of zines: It has information about feminist health collectives, credit unions, arts organizations, union organizing, woman-made clothing, and legal advocacy groups to help women obtain affordable divorces.
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"To do so, we'll support women farmers as they organize in collectives that aggregate produce from small farms and sell it to buyers at a fair price and, where possible, use mobile phone applications that provide real-time price information," she added.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The Forward Union Fair, which took place this past Saturday, December 17, sought to bridge the gap between theory and practice by generating conversation between visitors and the fair's participants, including activist organizations, nonprofits, and art collectives.
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Despite using different approaches, references and aesthetics, prolific graphic designer and art director Podhajsky and new media artist Papamargariti, find common ground within the exhibit The Language of Dreams at the Hoxton Gallery in London as part of the Red Bull Studio Collectives series.
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Our objective was to build something from the bottom up, and support artists, crews, collectives from all over the country and the world to co-exist in an artistic environment as a social experiment that would bring about a ripple effect of inspiration and innovation.
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Indians make sense in Westworld's simulation — and not only that, they make sense of why the simulation is necessary — because "Indians" were never real to begin with, but a construction that was the collapse of hundreds of different collectives into one collective, uncivil Other.
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If PEDs are the defining baseball scandal and concussions are football's, then the esports analog — at least within the confines of its most lucrative gaming property — is the transformation of the game from a loose group of enthusiast collectives to an brand-affiliated sport.
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Tribes is a series where we dive deep into some of the world's most interesting electronic music collectives, focusing on those who strive to foster both diversity and inclusivity, and we can't think of a better group to begin that journey with than Discwoman.
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She spoke of the necessity of small collectives that could act like ants in the arts ecosystem, burrowing into the ground to aerate the soil and make the ground fallow, in preparation for a later renewal after larger animals (symbolizing sizable institutions) have gone extinct.
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One advantage of their approach is that it sees human nature clearly: Human beings are fiercely loyal to families, tribes, and nations, much of the time acting to advance the interests, internal cohesion, and unique cultural inheritance of the collectives to which they belong.
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Organizations and festivals like Trillectro, Broccoli City Festival, Will Rap 268 Food, MadeInTheDMV, and Bombay Knox throw one-off events, while area acts and collectives like M.I.L.F., Parallel Diamonds, and After F are not shy about throwing their own showcases in true DIY fashion.
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These are the first two sentences of their "Curatorial Statement," which can be found on the museum's website: Often described as a snapshot of art in the United States, the Biennial brings together work by individuals and collectives in a broad array of mediums.
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By weaponizing and politicizing a medium so typically associated with the 'feminine,' one that is in and of itself intricately linked to the storied Mexican textile tradition of elaborate embroidery and needlework, these collectives potently condemn Mexican impunity while lending a voice to the silenced.
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As this exhibit is partly funded by Taiwan Ministry of Culture and Taipei Cultural Center of New York, RCS founder, KZ, offered suggestions for how the exhibit could spread awareness about Taiwanese sex worker collectives, including the Collective for Sex Workers and Supporters (COSWAS).
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Thoughtfully curated by a collective from across museum departments and featuring 28 artists and collectives born after 1969, the exhibition considers the legacy of the LGBTQ rights movement and works to counter the erasure of trans and gender non-conforming people and communities of color.
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Its specific role is to act as a collective of other collectives, uniting people, precarious or not, who feel a connection to the field of art, and who share a dissatisfaction with the neoliberal vision of the world that the pension reform stands for.
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Coinciding with next year's Singapore Art Week, the latest edition of the Singapore Biennale, the nation's preeminent platform for international contemporary art, will showcase the works of 70 artists and art collectives at multiple venues including National Gallery Singapore, Gillman Barracks, and Asian Civilisations Museum.
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This sturdy addition to our story of the global 1960s, organized by the respected art historian Reiko Tomii, introduces American audiences to three bold positions in Japanese art — by one solo figure and two collectives who all worked far from the lights of Tokyo.
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Like experimental collectives NON Worldwide, N.A.A.F.I., and Janus, as well as next-gen producers like Endgame and the duo Amnesia Scanner, WWWINGS lurks on the penumbral fringes of club music, repurposing grime, trap, and various regional dance strains into something altogether new, exciting, and devastating.
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They envisioned a place where people from different professional fields and social realms could have access to novel content ranging from theoretical writings by important critics and philosophers to publications and recordings by artist collectives, zines, and mail art from all over the world.
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High-profile breaches at the State Department and Officer of Personnel Management and efforts by hacking collectives, Eastern European and Asian criminals and even Hollywood have raised awareness of the general threat, which continues to spread as more Americans have their identities or credit card information stolen.
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Published by Hardworking Goodlooking / Lobregat Balaguer, and printed in a printing stall recovering from fire damage in old downtown Manila, Absolute Humidity employs the weather as a deceptively simple premise to craft a collection of conversations with 28 artists and art collectives from the Asia-Pacific region.
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Pro-democracy agricultural collectives have emerged in the New Territories, including Choi Yuen Village, founded by a mix of activists and villagers displaced by a high-speed rail line, and the Mapopo Community Farm, which is currently fighting an eviction attempt by a large property developer.
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The two were inspired in part by the periodicals produced by groups like the Surrealists, which featured scientific findings, word puzzles, and poetry in addition to visual art, and by anarchistic publications, such as the Mexican magazine CAOS, of 229s and '80s collectives in Latin America.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — This week, painter Ed Moses celebrates his 90th birthday with a retrospective, an exhibition focused on artist collectives closes, an artist invites you to bring your projector for a one-night show of digital and video art, and more.
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The Detroit Institute of Arts put together Art of Rebellion: Black Art of the Civil Rights Movement, a concentrated survey of some of the most influential African-American artist collectives of the 1960s, linking art of the Civil Rights Movement in Detroit to that across the country.
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The exhibition Talking to Action: Art, Pedagogy, and Activism in the Americas, part of Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA, looks at the work of artists and collectives who bridge the worlds of art, performance, activism, and organizing in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Mexico, and Los Angeles.
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On the occasion of their 21976th anniversary, they have organized a two-day alternative art fair, FAR Bazaar, that will bring together MFA programs including Otis, CalArts, UCLA, and USC, alongside artist-run spaces and collectives Adjunct Positions, Monte Vista Projects, Elephant, KCHUNG, and many more.
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A wide range of projects will be on view from the 30-plus participating artists and collectives, including ephemeral gestures like roadside one-liners and human interactions sold for five cents, to an anti-war protest and a durational water-spitting performance based on female fountain figures.
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Now, after Hillary Clinton's loss, the way forward for Democrats will very likely be determined as much by collectives on Facebook as by elites in Washington — and, as a result, we're likely to see more unlikely candidates and policy positions than we would have in the past.
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After Fidel Castro rose to power, it did not take long for him to crush any hopes for the reappearance of black Cubans on the political stage by doing away with the Central Directory of Societies of Color, an organization that comprised more than 500 collectives.
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Interview subjects describe the material support provided by anarcho-punk collectives to the Zapatistas and political affinities between the two, but bring up doubts about the cult of personality the global left has fostered for the movement's leaders and the actions of the National Liberation Zapatista Army.
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If there's an infinite number of possible futures in which an infinite number of AI collectives are attempting to destroy humanity — and if, each time, there's one special person who can allegedly keep the chaos at bay — why even bother trying to play such chaotic catchup anymore?
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One such way is through the formation of women's art collectives, safe spaces in which communities of women can gather together, free to discuss issues relevant to them and without the almost certain mansplaining and increased potential for sexual harassment that comes from working with men.
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Currently on view at the Social and Public Art Resource (SPARC) in Venice, California, is The Box Project, an exhibition that honors the feminist impulse toward community in the arts and includes the work of 76 women artists working in three collectives across three different countries.
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Organized by Pilar Tompkins Rivas, director of the Vincent Price Art Museum, A Decolonial Atlas: Strategies in Contemporary Art of the Americas features 18 contemporary artists and collectives from the US and Latin America whose work engages with the legacy of colonialism and challenges dominant, accepted narratives.
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It features work by 10 artists and collectives in a wide array of media, from found objects to film, that explore, according to the curators, the "psychographics" of community, or how geographic place and personal space influence the dynamics of social and cultural groups of people.
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Ciel's unwavering dedication to inclusivity led her to co-found collectives like It's Not U It's Me, whose progressive safer spaces and anti-harassment policies drastically evolved nightlife experiences for femme and LGBTQ-identifying clubgoers, in addition to booking wicked acts like Ben UFO, Avalon Emerson, and Volvox.
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I'd classify myself as a writer, but I got my first real start as Saturday editor at the Rumpus, and since then I've been able to include original voices into several different projects and collectives, and I've been able to publish a book with Counterpoint Press and Doubleday Canada.
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Taking various creative and surprising formats, the Summit will also feature over 30 breakout sessions led by artists, organizations, collectives, and grassroots movements, such as Carlos Motta, Molly Crabapple, Nato Thompson, Taeyoon Choi, Rashida Bumbray, Viva Ruiz from Thank God for Abortion, Maria Hupfield, and 8-Ball Community Inc.
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" As Simpson writes, in projects of Indigenous resurgence, the well-being of individuals is directly linked to the well-being of collectives; resurgent movements try "to center Indigenous practices and thoughts in our lives as everyday acts of resistance, and grow those actions and processes into a mass mobilization.
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This May, Ayewa and Phillips are teaming with Philly-based collectives The Afrofuturist Affair and Metropolarity to curate the Black Quantum Futurism programming theme at Moogfest, which includes a series of performances, talks, and workshops that I'm pretty sure will draw crowds of phone-wielders like you and me.
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There is a thriving and exciting practice of reclaiming these spaces, on an individual level by artists like Tyree Guyton (whose Heidelberg Project has grown from contentious eyesore to contentious international tourist destination over its 30-year development), or by galleries and collectives like Powerhouse Productions and Popps Packing.
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Compared to Matsuzawa and GUN, the collective known as the Play (founded in 7153 and still active) will be the best known to Western viewers of this exhibition; they appeared in the 2017 Venice Biennale among a constellation of international collectives devoted to humor, improvisation and volunteer participation.
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With no clear answer to that question, the Qalandiya International project (Qi for short) was initiated in 25 by a group of Palestinian cultural organizations and artists' collectives in the West Bank and Gaza (the UN-designated Occupied Palestinian Territories) and the cities of Jerusalem, Haifa, and Nazareth.
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The Asia Art Archive, a transnational nonprofit devoted to collecting materials about the most recent art from Asia, has assembled 13 such zines, all of which have been produced since early June, and the vast majority of which are created by artists and collectives operating in Hong Kong.
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When it quickly became clear that the artist was ill-informed on migrant sex work advocacy and had used secondhand sources to learn Song's story, RCS proposed a few rectifications: "Heaven on Fourth" could raise awareness for Taiwanese sex worker collectives, or host a workshop with massage parlor workers.
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One way he does this, formally, is in repurposing antique quilts, which were signposts used on the Underground Railroad and have been central more recently in Southern African-American collectives like Gee's Bend, whose work, for many, created a link between African textile patterns and modern European abstract painting.
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Art or not then, all of these collectives, by weaponizing and politicizing a medium so typically associated with the 'feminine,' one that is in and of itself intricately linked to the storied Mexican textile tradition of elaborate embroidery and needlework, potently condemn Mexican impunity while lending a voice to the silenced.
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Similar to collectives like Gabber Eleganza in Italy, KUNQ in New York, and Wixapol SA in Poland, Casual Gabberz also throws their own gabber-fueled parties, inviting old-school hardcore DJs like Rotterdam Terror Corps and Bass D to play alongside newer-gen acts like Teki Latex, Krampf, and Feadz.
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The Senegal-born, Kuwait-raised DJ, producer, and conceptual artist is no stranger to politically oriented work; she's part of two collectives that celebrate cultural diversity and regional sounds—the supergroup Future Brown with J-Cush and Nguzunguzu, as well as GCC, a crew of Arab artists from the Gulf region.
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This video is evidence that they can turn anything into art, and it's also a weirdly impressive example of the ease with which their flows bounce off each other, showing just why they're one of the best rap collectives in decades, here to save us, with and for the culture.
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Collectives like Brush Tu (whose 12 members include photographers and painters like Elias Mung'ora, who recently had one of his paintings purchased by Kenya's first lady Margaret Gakuo Kenyatta) are helping lead the way for art to be seen as serious business, and also for bolstering arts education, curation and promotion.
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"Risk" takes them seriously, and sheds light on the ugly thread of misogyny and predation that runs through so much of the tech world — in Silicon Valley executive suites as well as in gamer message boards and hacker collectives — and that has been dismissed or denied for far too long.
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Valerie Doran, an independent curator and a critic based in Hong Kong, said she saw connections in his work to that of other Chinese contemporary artists, including the art collectives Yangjiang Group, Para Site and Woofer Ten, which have a strong attachment to a sense of place in the urban environment.
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These fairs constitute the full range of art and artists' book publishing from independent artist book presses to commercial art book distributors; from institutional presses to artist/publisher zine projects; from artist/activist publishing collectives to blue chip gallery imprints; from deluxe photo-book presses to rare artist book and ephemera dealers, etc.
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There are moments in which the show feels like it's packing in several exhibitions into one, making it easy to lose the thread in an exhibition with works by nearly 30 artists and collectives, all loosely, if not tangentially, connected by themes of alternative myth-making, border cities, militarized landscapes, and indigenous histories.
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Overall, the collectives feel like students of the game, as they take notes from Kanye's production on "Red Rubies," and capture the energy of Pharrell on "Let It Go." But Rich Brian and Higher Brothers manage to drench their voice in rap's Western melodies, even while accentuating their Indonesian and Chinese ancestry.
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"One of the best things that we've seen over the course of building this project, and one of the things that makes me mad optimistic about creativity as a whole, is that some of the most streamed and most downloaded projects are from independent collectives," says Straith Schreder, BitTorrent's VP of creative initiatives.
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Why use a term like decolonial rather than adopt one of the many terms created in conjunction with these different movements, particularly the use of "new objectivity" by Brazilian artists or that of a non-object-based practice, championed by Peruvian critic Juan Acha and adopted by artists and collectives throughout Latin America?
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To stop music publishers from taking advantage of both songwriters and music consumers, the government put these collectives under the restraint of free market consent decrees, which require groups like ASCAP and BMI to provide blanket song licenses to small businesses – restaurants, bars, and department stores – on demand at a fixed rate.
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Because it is essential to her that the artisans be part of the creative process and utilize their particular talents and cultural references — not simply make things in Western neutrals — she has studied the individual skills of the more than 70 artisan groups and collectives she works with in 34 different countries.
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It's difficult to explain 21989 years of history in such a tight exhibition space, and much of the work needs contextualization for those without a deep grasp of Chinese contemporary art history, especially the various movements and collectives, including the Stars Art Group, the No Name Painting Association, Pond Society, and others.
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Mr. Solano, a transgender artist who was denied access to medical care in Mexico while in the early stages of H.I.V. and went blind from the infection, offered painted self-portraits — and was among the first of 22017 artists or collectives from 17 countries selected for "Songs for Sabotage," opening on Feb.
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Working in the same spirit as experimental media collectives active at the time like Ant Farm, Environmental Communications engaged with their surroundings with an air of performance: photographing cities to create academic resources was an artistic production, but so were the administrative deeds of dealing with orders from institutions and shipping out catalogues.
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ArtsWestchester, in partnership with the New York State Thruway Authority (Authority) and the Arts Council of Rockland, seeks proposals from professional New York State artists or artist collectives for two commission opportunities: a permanent mural for an underpass on the Rockland County path landing, and distinctive bike racks for four sites connected to the path.
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In fact, of the 120 woman and collectives exhibited in Radical Women: Latin American Art, 1960–1985, currently at the Brooklyn Museum, only a small handful would have been familiar to American audiences prior to the "age of the internet" and most of those who were had spent some time in the United States.
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The story of the rise and fall of electronic music collectives and their street parties in São Paulo started back in the early 2000s, predominantly thanks to sound system crews associated with dub and traditional Jamaican ragga—like Dubversão and Barulho, for example—that started a dialogue about the occupation and use of public spaces.
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"Avaritia—Silent Greed" (17) by Cheuk Wing Nam, who will be included in the inaugural edition of the Asia Society Triennial (courtesy of the artist and Asia Society Hong Kong Center) The Asia Society has released its list of more than 22020 artists and collectives participating in the inaugural edition of the Asia Society Triennial.
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Although versions of the piece continue to be produced by a Barolo, Italy-based company called Gufram — which pioneered Guflac, a pliant yet sturdy varnish — this one was from an early production, designed in 1971 by Studio 65, one of several radical design collectives that formed in Italy during an era of tumultuous student protests.
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In their exhibition essay, the curators explain: […] we are here primarily addressing the special cases [of collectives] in which the supposed cosmic laws, the musical and mathematical harmonies of planetary orbits, and the numerical ratios that can be found in both nature and music serve as justifications for recasting interpersonal, societal, but also sexual relationships.
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The year 1985 saw the first issue of Bruce LaBruce and G. B. Jones's influential queer zine J. D.s, which inspired the creation of further zines, festivals, and collectives in punk enclaves from London to New York to San Francisco, the latter of which would go on to become the scene's mecca in the 90s.
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And to create a social experiment where we can cross-pollinate as many of the most cutting-edge artists, crews, collectives, and creatives in an environment where they could be inspired to learn from each other and share without it being forced or phoned in, and give access to anyone in the world to peek in and watch.
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Many people may question the grassroots nature of the development of the arts in the UAE, but the growth in the number of local artists and collectives working in the city is certainly noteworthy, and the input of long-term artists and curators from different parts of the world have helped to give Dubai a rather heterogeneous cultural identity.
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Throughout the exhibition, which focuses on the work and ideas of Yutaka Matsuzawa (3333–19603), and of two artists' collectives, GUN, from Niigata Prefecture, in north-central Japan, and The Play, which was based in Osaka (both groups became active in 247), Tomii's sense of excitement about her subjects' philosophical outlooks and unconventional working methods is palpable.
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The Instagram community team has shared with Refinery29 that communities of support were a major trend on the platform this year, writing in a statement that in 2017, Instagram users came together on issues within the LGBTQ+ community, discussions around mental health and recovery, sex and body positivity, as well as women collectives and artists promoting female issues.
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Somewhere where diversity of all kinds is a core moral for the staff, entertainment, organizers, and venues, this includes working with venues who are owned by collectives and non-white bodies to make sure wealth is spread evenly, promotion teams who are well connected in communities that are under represented, communities that are generally shunned from spaces.
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Unlike in previous editions, the co-curators of this exhibition — Gary Carrion-Murayari of the New Museum and Alex Gartenfeld of Miami's Institute of Contemporary Art — have left the work plenty of room to breathe, with a relatively manageable 80 pieces by 2018 artists and collectives spanning three upper floors and the ground level of the museum.
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And kind of, for everything I talk about people working together and forming collectives and being .... Artists — and I'm talking about myself — are very ego-driven, and so that collaboration left me wanting something else, because we were better, me and him were better friends when we weren't trying to work together to create some music.
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The most ambitious show of the season is the Guggenheim-filling "Art and China After 1989: Theater of the World," which takes the Tiananmen massacre as its jumping-off point and traces the radical cultural transformations that followed through a hundred and fifty pieces—paintings, photographs, sculptures, performances, films, land art, and more—by seventy artists and collectives.
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With, as of this writing, more than than 20 artists, collectives, presses, and zine-makers signed up to participate — including the indie zine-makers 3 Dot Zine, Neta Zine, The Felt, and The Coalition, the artists Catherine Feliz and Margot Terc, and more — the fair privileges works made by and for people of color and LGBTQ individuals.
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Forty-six of the 75 artists and collectives chosen for the Biennial, which opens May 17, also signed the letter, which said tear gas from Mr. Kander's company had been used against Palestinians in the Middle East and protesters in Egypt, Puerto Rico and Standing Rock, N.D., and called for a conversation about private funding of cultural institutions.
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But after an influx of the L.G.B.T.Q. community, along with dedicated music fans, artists' collectives, historians, locals and a partnership between two major developers, Madison Marquette and iStar, the recent revival of this small city includes not only a deep dedication to its own relics, but also a growing contingent of merchants and artists interested in preserving the past.
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The incumbent cohort, formed last fall following a six-month development process and and artist-led think tank, includes the artists and collectives Janice Amaya; members of BRUJAS (Arianna Gil, Dada Coz, Sarah Snider, Antonia Perez, and Ripley Soprano); Jonathan González; Monica Mirabile; and New Red Order (with core contributors Adam Khalil, Zack Khalil, and Jackson Polys).
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The answer in the case of "Trigger" — which includes more than 40 artists and collectives and fills three floors of the museum as well as its lobby – is just barely, to which an important coda must be added: Asking for cohesion in a survey of trans and queer art is probably asking for the wrong thing.
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SPACES's Satellite Fund will offer ten $6,000 project-based grants to artists in Cuyahoga County; RedLine's INSITE Fund will award 10 to 15 grants of up to $5,000 each to artists and arts collectives in the Denver Metro area; and BARCO's Grit Fund will provide 20193 to 12 awards of up to $7,000 each for Baltimore-based projects.
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Here, individual artists as well as several art collectives, including the above-mentioned Chaos Lounge, Parplume, and SideCore, displayed their art, which included self-published books of art criticism, sketches of manga and anime characters, video games, certificates of achievement usually given to doctors, lawyers, and dentists, musical instruments, clothes, ancient books, a large Kurt Cobain painting, and more.
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Related: Watch 'High Society—How Weed Laws Are Failing the UK' These collectives consist of many medical users of cannabis who are looking for the safest and fairest access possible, as well as recreational enthusiasts who don't want to associate with the criminal market and also wish to grow their preferred strains to a much cleaner standard than what's available on the street.
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The recipients encompass an array of churches, schools, municipal governments, artist collectives and activist groups, including South Florida's 1Miami, established by officials of the Service Employees International Union; San Francisco Community Radio, founded by volunteer D.J.s from the University of San Francisco's KUSF after the university abruptly sold the station to a classical music network; Razorcake, a magazine based in Pasadena, Calif.
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Carol Schutzer (AKA Cashu), the second organizer of the event, walked behind the float with the rest of the crowd, which included other prominent figures of the city's nightlife scene: The founders the parade, Carlos Capslock, L_cio and Tessuto; Pedro Zopelar, of the electronic music festival ODD; and producers Bad$ista and Amanda Mussi, the organizers of the Bandida and Dûsk collectives, respectively.
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Because the government provides very little support for visual art endeavors, collectives like Brush Tu, The Nest, Maasai Mbili, Kuona Artists Collective and the GoDown Arts Centre (the Oscar-winning actress Lupita Nyong'o of Kenya recently visited GoDown and tagged herself on Instagram) have taken up the mantle on everything from residencies and workshops to curating projects and advocating for the arts.
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Hype House, which is one of such collectives and also an actual house, includes both Hudson and his rumored girlfriend Charli D'Amelio, a 15-year-old in Connecticut who gained 5 million followers within three months and became TikTok's most-talked-about star this fall, known mostly for dancing and lip-syncing in her home (she doesn't know how it happened, either).
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There are several event collectives in the D.C. area that are building community around global culture: Meso Creso is one of my favorite communities; they are a group that celebrates global music and culture, and they have a festival coming up this July called Nomadico that's in Gore, Va. I'm also excited about Catharsis on the Mall (May 214-3), too.
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Organized by curator-in-residence Fabien Danesi, the two-week performance, video, and music festival features 19 artists and collectives from France and the US. To prepare for his residency, Danesi watched over 100 films about LA, and the festival reflects a complex vision of the city that encompasses both its manufactured and sincere qualities — its image-based fantasy, as well as its geographic and social reality.
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People who worked for the state, in state-owned companies or in state-approved collectives, enjoyed cradle-to-grave benefits ranging from housing, education and health care to a generous pension scheme, with an official retirement age of 203 for men and 50 for women for manual workers (but five years more for white-collar workers) and a replacement rate of about 80% of final salary.
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Other photography collectives, like Shelter Me Photography, offer their services to shelters at no cost, and so do a few individuals: Guinnevere Shuster focused on black dogs for the Humane Society of Utah, and Gamand herself estimates she's shot around 1,500 rescue dog portraits over the years at shelters everywhere from rural Alabama to Mexico (she has around 50 shelters on her waitlist at the moment).
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If LA phenom Roy Choi opened the floodgates, kindling the food truck revolution—an industry said to be worth $1.2 billion—and chefs like David Chang and Dave Beran have allowed for a more acceptable blurring of regional identities in cooking, then collectives like Ghetto Gastro have taken all of that and transformed it into something more expansive and true, into something refreshingly essential.
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To me the scene was personified by young DJ collectives like Teens Of Thailand, Silvelink, Faggatronix, Cleft Palettes, and Str8 Necklin who moved away from the "Ferry Corsten in a white linen shirt" clichés of dance music at that time and presented an eclectic, anarchic take on club selecting, bumping grime, 8-Bit, Baltimore, house, and crunk tunes from beneath the brims of their fitted caps.
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Collectives like Petite Noir's Noirwave and NON—which was started by Nigerian-American artist Chino Amobi, London-based Nkisi, and Cape Town native Angel-Ho for artists of the African diaspora to, their website says, "articulate the visible and invisible structures that create binaries in society, and in turn distribute power"—give a platform to creatives who don't identify with any nation in particular.
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Despite the label's affinity for vintage depictions of New York on its website and physical releases (such as the blink-and-you'll-miss-it art deco image of the Chrysler building included on each record), its geographical roots stretch to Miami—where the Panama-born Rojas-Masferrer grew up, and where he helped spearheaded the aforementioned music collectives known for their funk and disco-inspired electronic purées.
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Still, Vancouver's emergent hip-hop scene is racially, sonically, and gender diverse, heralded by artists like Brevner and Tommy Genesis, who So Loki have played with on several occasions; collectives like Chapel Sound; bold artists like Horsepowar, who mines Bollywood samples; newbies like Scope and BBNO$; internet famous DJs like Rhi Blossom; and experimental electronic label 1080p, whose cassette runs inspired So Loki to release a physical copy of V as a vacuum sealed USB stick.
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A Decolonial Atlas: Strategies in Contemporary Art of the Americas features works by 18 contemporary artists and collectives from the US and Latin America, plus a selection of works by Native American artists from the museum's permanent collection Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Since Europeans first made contact with the indigenous inhabitants of the Americas over five centuries ago, the stories of the conquest and ensuing history have been told primarily from the perspective of the colonizers.
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