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A traveling anarchist suitcase

: Mr. Antipyrine. 4-5, 2019

JOURNAL?: A Danish cross-aesthetic magazine has now published its new double issue 4-5 on almost 500 pages.
Alexander Carnera -

The understanding of the possible

Michael Bolt: At the cry of Marxism – Studies in Western Marxism's self-criticism, expansion and settlement

MARX: Mikkel Bolt takes hold of the many uprisings of our time. He belongs to the theorists who would have liked to have seen the showdown with what we might call state and party Marxism.
Carsten Juhl -

Can we recover the Amazon's lung?

Félix Guattari Translated by Christel Pedersen: The three ecologies

ECOSOFI: Current Brazil looks like Guattari's worst nightmare. His mental revolution also suggests that nature itself comes first.
Alexander Carnera -

Our constant hustle and bustle

Jonathan Crary Translated by Mathias Ruthner: 24 / 7. Late capitalism and the attacks on sleep

SLEEP: Contemporary working life and economics have created a mental climate that promotes individuals who are constantly busy, interacting, responding, communicating – and thus a type of person who gets used to lingering, hesitating, wondering or daydreaming.
Alexander Carnera -

Explosive and jargon-heavy about contemporary art

Michael Bolt: The metamorphosis of contemporary art

: The metamorphoses of contemporary art are perhaps too interesting.
Kjetil Røed -
JOURNAL? / A Danish cross-aesthetic journal has now published its new double number 4-5 on almost 500 pages.

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