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The most important lesson to take from all this is that there is no way to confront the climate crisis as a technocratic problem, in isolation. It must be seen in the context of austerity and privatisation, of colonialism and militarism, and of the various systems of othering needed to sustain them all. The connections…
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As an act of bravery, love cannot be sentimental; as an act of freedom, it must not serve as a pretext for manipulation. It must generate other acts of freedom; otherwise, it is not love. Paulo Freire, Pedagogy of the Oppressed (via bellemaddox)
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tattoolit: From The Handmaid’s Tale. 🙂 “Don’t let the bastards grind you down.”
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Five years after the popular uprisings in Egypt, Tunisia, Libya and elsewhere, a bleak, apocalyptic strain of post-revolutionary literature has taken root in the region. Some writers are using science fiction and fantasy tropes to describe grim current political realities. Others are writing about controversial subjects like sexuality and atheism, or exhuming painful historical episodes…
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cinoh: Agnes Martin
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cinoh: AGNES MARTIN Wood 1, 1965
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my special one and I at the Agnes Martin exhibit at LACMA in May of 2016.
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cinoh: Agnes Martin
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prostheticknowledge: hotspot poet Project by vtol is a collection of portable transmitters which transmits lines of poetry as Wifi network names: Autonomous micro-device which distributes wi-fi masked as wireless network, visible at any gadget such as a smartphone or a laptop. The device is automatically renaming its network every 10 seconds, taking as its name…
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A Co-Creator of Know Your Meme Explains What the Hell a Meme Actually Is | VICE
A Co-Creator of Know Your Meme Explains What the Hell a Meme Actually Is | VICE kenyatta: How would you even describe a meme in words? Like if I had to describe what dat boi is to my grandmother, what would I say? Have you ever tried it? No. It’s just occurring to me right…