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Journal of Aesthetics & Protest Issue 6 Released
October 25, 2008 - 12:52pm -- stevphen
Journal of Aesthetics & Protest issue #6,
theory in 3 acts
Over 300 pages of Contemporary action and thought.
check out the website -http://www.joaap.org/6/index.html
get a copy -http://www.joaap.org/6/issue6.htm
An Atlas of Radical Cartography and others available for purchase here -http://www.joaap.org/press.htm
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With more then 30 authors. Contributions include new articles by Gregory Sholette, Dorit Cypis, smartMeme studios, Rebecca Zorach, Kelly Marie Martin, Amy Franchesini, Lisa Ann Auerbach, Code Pink, Andrew Boyd, Iraqi Veterans for Peace, John Carr of Yo! What Happened to Peace and many more.
Book Design by Jessica Fleischmann
Go Here to order the new issue for a two issue subscription and to preview the design. (website with all content will be available soon)
Journal of Aesthetics & Protest issue #6
New design! 3 New Concepts!
You will not want to miss it.
Crafted & collected for 7 months, this sober eyed jumbo sized brick of a book explores 3 distinct premises in contemporary life: Sustainable Culture, Antiwar Activism, Contemporary Critical Theory. The book comes with in depth analysis of activist and art projects as well as resolute analysis of cultural conditions by people we want you to read.
"One could see the level of frustration in your eyes. There were ways to avoid it; staring to the internets, listening to radio, cursing, cursing news, attending protests, trying at little "political projects." But generally, it was all around, this horrible stasis. There were wars, the loss of a city, the disappearance of beloved bookstores, magazines, community centers , and the cruel inability for networks to amount to anything real. It appeared that nothing good could be generated out from under this era. And you were getting older." This issue finds a way forward.
Full contributor's list....
I Love To We
Amy Franceschini, Fritz Haeg, Bonnie Fortune, Brett Bloom,
Juliana Parr, Charlotte Sáenz (aka Lozeh Luna), Kelly Marie
Martin, Aviv Kruglanski, Kate Rich, Ben Schaafsma, Aimee Le
Duc, Mark Chamberlain, Lisa Ann Auerbach, Veronica Wiman,
Town Hall Meetings (Daniel Tucker, Nato Thompson and LA
Participants)
Antiwar Survey Respondents:
Andrew Boyd, Ashley Hunt, Alexandra Juhasz, Steve A
Anderson, Veterans for Peace, Art for a Democratic Society,
Janet Weil (of East Bay Code Pink), Center For Tactical
Magic, Eric Estenzo, Ehren Tool, Hillary Mushkin, Jene
Despain, Keith Hennessy, John Carr (of LA VS WAR), Lizabeth
Eva Rossof, Melissa Day, Scott Campbell (of Direct Action to
Stop the War), Sandy Wood
Another Theory Section
Sharmina Afsana Hossain, Mikkel Bolt Rasmussen, J Cookson,
Dorit Cypis, Karla Diaz, Mindy Faber and Open Youth
Networks, Marc Leger, Ami Motevalli, Mark Rodriguez, Gregory
Sholette, Greg Smithsimon, Steve Stuffit, Tran, T.
Kim-Trang, Annette Weisser, Grant Wahlquist, Rebecca Zorach
Hello!
We always appreciate your comments, suggestions, ideas and feedback. Be in touch.
Look below to get off this list. We finally got a real list serve service (thankfully).
Right on.
Journal of Aesthetics & Protest issue #6, theory in 3 acts
Over 300 pages of Contemporary action and thought.
check out the website -http://www.joaap.org/6/index.html get a copy -http://www.joaap.org/6/issue6.htm
An Atlas of Radical Cartography and others available for purchase here -http://www.joaap.org/press.htm
------------- With more then 30 authors. Contributions include new articles by Gregory Sholette, Dorit Cypis, smartMeme studios, Rebecca Zorach, Kelly Marie Martin, Amy Franchesini, Lisa Ann Auerbach, Code Pink, Andrew Boyd, Iraqi Veterans for Peace, John Carr of Yo! What Happened to Peace and many more.
Book Design by Jessica Fleischmann
Go Here to order the new issue for a two issue subscription and to preview the design. (website with all content will be available soon)
Journal of Aesthetics & Protest issue #6 New design! 3 New Concepts! You will not want to miss it.
Crafted & collected for 7 months, this sober eyed jumbo sized brick of a book explores 3 distinct premises in contemporary life: Sustainable Culture, Antiwar Activism, Contemporary Critical Theory. The book comes with in depth analysis of activist and art projects as well as resolute analysis of cultural conditions by people we want you to read.
"One could see the level of frustration in your eyes. There were ways to avoid it; staring to the internets, listening to radio, cursing, cursing news, attending protests, trying at little "political projects." But generally, it was all around, this horrible stasis. There were wars, the loss of a city, the disappearance of beloved bookstores, magazines, community centers , and the cruel inability for networks to amount to anything real. It appeared that nothing good could be generated out from under this era. And you were getting older." This issue finds a way forward.
Full contributor's list....
I Love To We Amy Franceschini, Fritz Haeg, Bonnie Fortune, Brett Bloom, Juliana Parr, Charlotte Sáenz (aka Lozeh Luna), Kelly Marie Martin, Aviv Kruglanski, Kate Rich, Ben Schaafsma, Aimee Le Duc, Mark Chamberlain, Lisa Ann Auerbach, Veronica Wiman, Town Hall Meetings (Daniel Tucker, Nato Thompson and LA Participants)
Antiwar Survey Respondents: Andrew Boyd, Ashley Hunt, Alexandra Juhasz, Steve A Anderson, Veterans for Peace, Art for a Democratic Society, Janet Weil (of East Bay Code Pink), Center For Tactical Magic, Eric Estenzo, Ehren Tool, Hillary Mushkin, Jene Despain, Keith Hennessy, John Carr (of LA VS WAR), Lizabeth Eva Rossof, Melissa Day, Scott Campbell (of Direct Action to Stop the War), Sandy Wood
Another Theory Section Sharmina Afsana Hossain, Mikkel Bolt Rasmussen, J Cookson, Dorit Cypis, Karla Diaz, Mindy Faber and Open Youth Networks, Marc Leger, Ami Motevalli, Mark Rodriguez, Gregory Sholette, Greg Smithsimon, Steve Stuffit, Tran, T. Kim-Trang, Annette Weisser, Grant Wahlquist, Rebecca Zorach Hello!
We always appreciate your comments, suggestions, ideas and feedback. Be in touch. Look below to get off this list. We finally got a real list serve service (thankfully).
Right on.