https://history.wisc.edu/people/faculty/ratnerrosenhagen.htm

I’m not a fan of the use of the term “schizo” in these ways but that was the name of the conference and these are still voices worth hearing: Amy […]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yqMEc0oe4yc

Tweets by BettencourtLuis

“As is known, although his histories of sexuality would consume much of his final life, Michel Foucault was not interested in sexuality in and of itself but only in relation […]

“Homonationalism Gone Viral: Discipline, Control, and the Affective Politics of Sensation” http://www.jasbirpuar.com/

Harvey is attentive as usual to the actual goings on in cities but I think that Merrifield here exemplifies that Sassen is right that we desperately need  new conceptualizations/tactics to […]

I’ll have to give some more thought to the idea of the evolution of artifacts but an interesting chat nonetheless tho the interviewer is a bit lacking.

“Artist Hito Steyerl in conversation with Nina Power, examining questions of political memory, the potential unreliability of testimonial history and the ambiguous but highly effective strategies of Steyerl’s work itself […]

https://gc-cuny.academia.edu/JamesJasper

“As the “anthropocene” arises as a pivotal term in environmental discourse, it may be useful to consider how the novel category becomes enlisted in all too familiar formulations, epistemologies, and […]

http://vimeo.com/90635733 Interview: Iain Sinclair and Oona Grimes

Grace lived in my hometown and was an inspiration for those of us with more cosmopolitan hopes and dreams.

“The proposed conception of the Anthropocene epoch marks is radical a shift in species awareness as Darwinian evolution was for the nineteenth-century. If the notion of the human species’ emergence […]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9pZSQ3NOXbQ 01. The Revolution Will Not Be Televised 02. Save The Children 03. Lady Day And John Coltrane 04. Home Is Where The Hatred Is 05. When You Are Who […]