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Arts & Labor's Alternative Economies Resource Guide
This list has been compiled collaboratively by members of the OWS Arts & Labor Alternative Economies group to increase the visibility of an access to existing cooperatively-owned resources and alternative networks available to our community.
This is a living document. Print version will be updated every 6 months. To submit updates, please e-mail [email protected]
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The Foundation for Contemporary Arts
By Charlotte KentOCT 2021 | ArTonic
Charlotte Kent profiles the Foundation for Contemporary Arts and finds the the venerable institution as nimble and necessary as ever.
Allan Sekula: Labor’s Persistence
By Brett WallaceSEPT 2019 | ArtSeen
Inside Allan Sekula’s exhibition, Labor’s Persistence at Marian Goodman Gallery, the five major works were unified by the artist’s exploration of working-class labor and ideology through descriptive photographic and textual accounts intended to open political dialogue.
Modes of Resistance: Berwick Film and Media Arts Festival 2020
By Marius HrdyDEC 20-JAN 21 | Film
The picturesque wonders of Berwick-upon-Tweed trespassed into the liminal space of memory and virtuality this year as the 16th edition of Berwick Film and Media Arts Festival took place entirely online.
Some Reflections on Prison Labor
By Ruth Wilson Gilmore and James KilgoreJUNE 2019 | Field Notes
Ruth Wilson Gilmore: A popular notion in some progressive circles holds that US prisons are a chain of sweatshops and plantations where hundreds of thousands of incarcerated people labor under excruciating conditions to generate profits for transnational companies. Can you shed light on this view?
