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the revolution of every day life
Paris, 1968. riots, protests, demonstrations, confrontations with police. WHY? concerned with the increasing commercialization of the art world, the commodification of goods and the apathy of modern industrial urban life, the situationists placed their faith in youthful revolt and agitation. … Continue reading
Posted in art, history revisited
Tagged 1968, activism, art, demonstration, guy debord, herbert marcuse, industrial capitalism, life, modern art, modern industrial society, modern life, modernism, movement, paris 1968, peaceful demonstration, peaceful movement, philosophy, post modernity, post-modernism, protests, revolution, revolution of everyday life, revolutionary art, riots, situationists, socially conscious art
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occupy wall street: revolution in NYC!
^photo taken in the mission district of san francisco, california. summer 2011. after reading the new york times section A i wrote the last post, “america ignoring the global revolution.” that post is a call to all those who have … Continue reading
Posted in apocalyptic apotheoses, art, esoteric emblems, inspirational motivation
Tagged activism, american revolution, corporate control of media, corporate domination, corporate finance, corporate fraud, corporate greed, corporate media, democracy, economy, greed, inequality, justice, new york city, occupy wall street, oligarchy, people's movement, power, rebel, september 2011, shared monopoly, social justice, wall street
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