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Happy birthday, Dario
“At the root of everything I write, … is tragedy. One must never forget that Accidental Death involves a man who has been thrown out of a window, and that Can’t Pay? Won’t Pay! hinges on a man who is … Continue reading
The Anarchist Plot To Steal The Mona Lisa
From The Transmetropolitan Review (13/03/2026) Bound copies of The Anarchist Plot To Steal The Mona Lisa can be found here. INTRODUCTION Few people know that the French anarchists of the 1890s funded their movement through burglary, and even fewer know that anarchists stole … Continue reading
Five Years of Coup
From the CrimethInc. collective (10/02/2026) Burmese Anarchists within and without the Revolution: An Interview We present a interview with Htet Khine Soe, an activist who organized in Burma1 for more than 20 years before relocating to Mae Sot in Thailand at … Continue reading
Tomás Ibáñez: Some contributions to anarchism from contemporary critical thought
Holding to critical thinking in the turbulent waters of anarchism From Redes Libertarias, 27/01/2026 From the moment that political anarchism took its first steps in the second half of the 19th century, it has always been open to incorporating contributions … Continue reading
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Tagged anarchism, Max Stirner, Michel Foucault, Reiner Schürmann, Tomás Ibáñez
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For Philippe Gaulier (1943–2026): The anarchy of clowning
There is no pool … which has not some dead leaves floating on its surface, no human soul upon which there do not settle habits that make it rigid against itself by making it rigid against others … Henri Bergson, … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, News blog, Poiesis
Tagged anarchism, Art and Revolution, comedy, Federico Fellini, france, James Thiérrée, May 68, Nell Gifford, Philippe Gaulier, Slava Polunin, Tanya Solomon
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The anarchic culture of the commons
By Regino Martínez, of the Montevideo based magazine, Anarquía The ground of a subversive collective imagination Let us begin with the obvious: in capitalism, common issues are rarely resolved by the people directly involved. While the hegemonic relationships in our society—those … Continue reading
For Frank Fernández (1932–2026)
Cuba and the anarchists have a long history of the pursuit of freedom. The early labour struggles, the important contributions to Cuban independence from Spain, their protest against U.S. interventions, their critical attitudes toward social problems during the two republics, … Continue reading
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Tagged anarchism, cuba, Cuban Revolution, Frank Fernández
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Daniel Colson: Reflections on anarchism
We share below an interview with Daniel Colson for the French magazine, Ballast (02/02/2015). Recently deceased, Colson’s philosophical readings of the anarchist tradition are among the most significant of the post-May 68 generation.
For Daniel Colson (1943-2026)
From Freedom News, an obituary for the anarchist Daniel Colson (11/01/2026) by David Berry, followed by a translation of a lecture by him entitled, “Proudhon and the contemporary relevance of anarchism”. A singular and generous thinker of anarchism, his work … Continue reading
‘Colonization’ in the Cronaca Sovversiva
From The Transmetropolitan Review (18/03/2026) In the interests of fostering physical media, the text of ‘Colonization’ is print only. A decade before Vladimir Lenin wrote his Imperialism and years before Rosa Luxemburg wrote her Accumulation of Capital, an Italian anarchist named Antonio Calavazzi wrote a … Continue reading →