Claire Fontaine at Art Basel Qatar
From &&& by Noor Ben-Ami
For the better part of this 21st century, we have all been expected to come to terms with what is essentially a lie—that the international art world is a place representative of moral superiority, of a heightened way of being, a place where utopias can be imagined (then abandoned), and activism comes at no personal cost.
War At Ground Level: A Discussion About Experiencing the War in Ukraine
From It's Going Down
The war in Ukraine is often, like many conflicts, discussed through the lens of foreign policy and the interests of these entities that we call states. This is not the framing that we simply inherit from media, it is one that the Left globally has embraced just as thoroughly as liberals and conservatives. Discussions become echoes of the Cold War, where massive power blocks collide in some geopolitical game involving huge historical projects.
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Solidarity Collectives: 3 years into the Full-scale Russian Invasion in Ukraine
From The Final Straw Radio
This week, we’re featuring an interview with Anton, a longtime member of Solidarity Collectives, a group that supports anti-authoritarian and anarchist activists involved in the resistance to the Russian invasion of Ukraine as well as funding mutual aid projects for civilians and domesticated animals suffering or displaced by the invasion, bolstering left libertarian social movements during wartime, making propaganda and manufacturing FPV drones as well as a few other projects.
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Hundreds Converge for 44th Annual Earth First! Gathering
From Unicorn Riot, August 15, 2024
Original title: Confronting Climate Change with Direct Action: Hundreds Converge for 44th Annual Earth First! Gathering
Unicorn Riot heard from organizers and participants this year to offer a deep dive into the event and the movement behind it
Abolition Media’s Authoritarian Entryism
From Colorado Liberation & Autonomy
As radicals, we often have to rely on reactionary media to understand the world and build our arguments (as I have done in this piece), but doing so is not the same thing as uncritically republishing their content within radical spaces.
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Blackbird Infoshop & Cafe Opens in Kingston, NY
“Anti-capitalist community space” and cafe opens in Kingston area
by Frances Marion Platt, Hudson Valley One
December 22, 2022
The tiny Kingston hamlet of Wilbur, where the bottom of Wilbur Avenue hits Abeel Street, has a deep history as an industrial port on the Rondout Creek. Catskills bluestone, Rosendale cement and bricks from Hudson River claybanks were once loaded onto barges here, for transport to growing cities up and down the Hudson Valley.
Prisoners Are On Strike In Alabama
From Z Magazine by Jared Ware
Building on the foundation of previous strikes and organized movements, people on the inside of Alabama prisons are now regrouping to continue the fight for abolition.
Hours before dawn on Sept. 26, the incarcerated workers who run the prison kitchens across Alabama were slated to begin their shifts when they refused to take up their posts, kicking off one of the largest prison strikes in U.S. history.
TOTW: Not anarchist
Topic of the Week – Here at Anarchist News, we sometimes receive article submissions that are not anarchist, don’t mention the anarchist word, and come from more of a leftist space. Often, these texts mention related words like “radical,” “anti-authoritarian,” “anti-capitalist,” “anti-state,” and “antifa” or talk about subjects that are of interest to anarchists, but not specifically by or about anarchists.
Anarchists Review The Anarchists Episode 2
From Podbean.com
We are back for more of the HBO DocuSeries The Anarchists as we anarchists lampoon and critique the series.