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Author Archives: Julius Gavroche
Vio.Me: Self-Organization in Greece
An excellent video report from Global Uprisings and Brandon Jourdan of the Vio.Me. factory occupation in greece. Any revolutionary movement will inevitably confront the issue of production. In radically changing capitalist society, how can the basic needs of people be … Continue reading
The chimera of revolution: Travels through 15M’s spain
Chimaera … breathed awful fire, Three-headed, frightening, huge, swift-footed, strong, One head a bright-eyed lion’s, one a goats, The third a snake’s, a mighty dragon-head. Hesiod, Theogony Monsters have always defined the limits of community … Donna Haraway, A Manifesto … Continue reading
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Tagged 15M, Mayo 2013, revolution, spain, Spanish Revolution
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The passing of Le Métèque: Georges Moustaki
Songs that celebrate those without roots, but who walk the paths offered to them, led by their passion for beauty. To Georges Moustakis …
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In the eyes of Olmo Calvo: spain’s crisis
The photographic and video work of Olmo Calvo continues to give expression to the violence of a governance by crisis, but also of the resistance to it. Calvo's work is that of ignored realities, as well as that of … Continue reading
Diagnosing the city under crisis: Athens
A multimedia research collective, The City at a Time of Crisis, has inaugurated a rich project to cartograph and analyse the changing dimensions of urban life in the city of Athens, under the regime of crisis. The endeavour is noteworthy … Continue reading
Year 02: 15M’s spain
For the so many whom 15M has brought forth, for the enormous passion and creativity that this movement has engendered, for the extraordinary generosity and love that so many show as they build together, for its beauty and its freedom, … Continue reading
Interventions in spain: the commons
Spain, in the of 15M, has become a laboratory of radical political thought and practice. Debates and gestures resonate in multiple and proliferating communites of resistance and autonomy. What follows is but one example, but an example rich in consequences: … Continue reading
Into the Fire
The state of exception is not a dictatorship, but a space devoid of law. Giorgio Agamben Into the Fire: The Hidden Victims of Austerity in Greece, by Guy Smallman and Kate Mara, chronicles the plight of immigrants in Greece. But … Continue reading
Anarchy and 15M
As 15M approaches its second anniversary, it is an occasion to reflect on its young and yet rich history, on its present, and possible future. Far be it from us however to suggest any kind of omniscient or final judgement … Continue reading
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Tagged 15M, anarchism, insurrection, revolution, spain, Spanish Revolution
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Street Politics 101: Returning to Québec’s Le Printemps Érable
From the very remarkable anarchist film collective, subMedia.tv a portrait of Quebec's 2012 student movement …