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Listen to KUT " Stuart Hall: In Conversations on Spotify. Explore the life, work and legacy of a thinker that some call the last of the great public intellectuals and a figure widely credited with being the founder of cultural studies: this man is Stuart Hall.

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Reading Marx's Capital with David Harvey

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David Harvey's Anti-Capitalist Chronicles is a bimonthly podcast that looks at capitalism through a Marxist lens.
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David Harvey's Anti-Capitalist Chronicles is a Democracy at Work (d@w) production.

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Release Schedule: Season 3 began in September 2020. ACC is released every other Thursday, both as a podcast, and on Democracy at Work's YouTube channel. Supporters of ACC on Patreon get access to the new episode and the RSS feed a day in advance. Join Patreon today.
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On the show, the second in a two-part interview, Chris Hedges discusses with Professor David Harvey, the social, political, and economic consequences of neoliberalism and globalization, exploring alienation, the rise of authoritarianism, the significance of China in the world economy, the geopolitics of capitalism, carbon dioxide emissions and climate change and our collective response.

In our previous show we discussed central themes raised in The Anti-Capitalist Chronicles by Professor David Harvey, who is Distinguished Professor of Anthropology at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York. Library Journal calls Professor Harvey "one of the most influential geographers of the later twentieth century." Professor Harvey earned his Ph.D. from Cambridge University and was formerly professor of geography at Johns Hopkins, a Miliband Fellow at the London School of Economics, and Halford Mackinder Professor of Geography at Oxford. You can hear him on David Harvey's Anti-Capitalist Chronicles, a bimonthly podcast that looks at capitalism through a Marxist lens. He also gives a series of lectures called Reading Marx's Capital with David Harvey on his web site DavidHarvey.org, which if you have not read volumes I and II of Marx's Capital is an invaluable way to match your reading with insightful commentary on this classic work.

COVID-19 and the consequences of contemporary capitalism has deeply exacerbated the already existing housing crisis in the United States. Researchers say renters in the US owe landlords a collective $20 billion after months of economic instability and disruption caused by COVID. And despite the eviction moratorium, tenants were not protected from their landlords and more than 455,000 evictions occurred across just six states during the pandemic.

As of Aug 26, 2021, the Supreme Court has blocked the Biden administration's extension of the eviction moratorium. With no rent cancellations in sight, we all sense the horrible scale of the looming eviction crisis. Join organizers, scholars, and educators from the US and UK, David Harvey, Rebecca Garrard, Savina Martin, and Glyn Robbins as they discuss "Strategies for Eviction Resistance."

On the show, the first in a two-part interview, Chris Hedges discusses with Professor David Harvey the reconfiguration of global capitalism, the contradictions of neoliberalism, the financialization of power, the commodification of spectacle, Rate Versus Mass of Surplus Value, and other issues fundamental to economic literary.

David Harvey , Distinguished Professor of Anthropology at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York, is a leading theorist in the field of urban studies. Library Journal calls Professor Harvey "one of the most influential geographers of the later twentieth century." Professor Harvey earned his Ph.D. from Cambridge University and was formerly professor of geography at Johns Hopkins, a Miliband Fellow at the London School of Economics, and Halford Mackinder Professor of Geography at Oxford.

He is a prolific author, including his books Rebel Cities: From the Right to the City to the Urban Revolution; A Companion to Marx's Capital; Social Justice and the City and his classic, A Brief History of Neoliberalism. You can hear him on David Harvey's Anti-Capitalist Chronicles, a bimonthly podcast that looks at capitalism through a Marxist lens. He also gives a series of lectures called Reading Marx's Capital with David Harvey on his web site DavidHarvey.org, which if you have not read volumes I and II of Marx's Capital is an invaluable way to match your reading with insightful commentary on this classic work. His latest book is The Anti-Capitalist Chronicles.

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David Harvey, Vijay Prashad, Michael Blim, and Chris Caruso
The People's Forum
July 23, 2021

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What Would Marx Do About Joe Biden?
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April 1, 2021

Lateral: Journal of the Cultural Studies Association
by Austin Gallas

Harvey's latest public-facing effort, The Anti-Capitalist Chronicles (2020), offers readers two things. It contains useful commentaries on the crises of global capitalism and the socialist possibilities opened up in the contemporary conjuncture. But it is also a handy portal into some of the most exciting realms of Harvey's intellectual output. Readers already familiar with Harvey's work will appreciate how he revivifies concepts and interventions from various periods in his career, using them to weave together insightful, unfamiliar commentaries on important matters, from financialization to urban development to geopolitical and military contests. Newcomers to Harvey's work are sure to find in the Chronicles ample incentive to begin the long and fruitful journey through his prodigious oeuvre. Educators will be pleased to encounter a book constructed with them in mind.

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Interview on Pacifica Radio's Letters & Politics with Mitch Jeserich
March 29, 2021

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David Harvey and Amna Akbar in conversation about Marx's idea of human freedom
Sponsored by Haymarket Books
11 November 2020

The crisis triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic is an opportunity for us to think again about Marx's idea of human freedom. Emergency steps to get through the crisis also show us how we could build a different society that's not beholden to capital.

Unless we address the root cause of those problems in the structure of our economic system, we'll never be able to solve them.

This a moment where we can use this socialist imagination to construct an alternative society. This is not utopian. Our needs can only be taken care of through collective action.
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David Harvey is a distinguished professor of anthropology and geography at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York. His latest books are The Anti-Capitalist Chronicles and The Ways of the World .

Amna Akbar is a professor of law at The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law. She writes about policing and social movements, with a focus on grassroots demands for social change.

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Amidst waves of economic crises, class struggle and neo-fascist reaction, few possess the clarity and foresight of world-renowned theorist, David Harvey. Since the publication of his bestselling A Brief History of Neoliberalism, Harvey has been tracking the evolution of the capitalist system as well as tides of radical opposition rising against it. In The Anti-Capitalist Chronicles, Harvey introduces new ways of understanding the crisis of global capitalism and the struggles for a better world.

While accounting for violence and disaster, Harvey also chronicles hope and possibility. By way of conversations about neoliberalism, capitalism, globalisation, the environment, technology and social movements, he outlines, with characteristic brilliance, how socialist alternatives are being imagined under very difficult circumstances.

In understanding the economic, political and social dimensions of the crisis, Harvey's analysis in The Anti-Capitalist Chronicles will be of strategic importance to anyone wanting to both understand and change the world.
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We asked David Harvey which of Marx's texts he would recommend reading given our current political situation and why... Here's what he had to say!

This video is the sixth and last clip from the conversation he had with his Brazilian translator, Artur Renzo, on Boitempo's edition of Marx, Capital and the Madness of Economic Reason. The other five videos can be found here.

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Reading Marx's Capital with David Harvey

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David Harvey's Anti-Capitalist Chronicles is a bimonthly podcast that looks at capitalism through a Marxist lens. LISTEN: Apple Podcasts | Google Podpasts | Stitcher WATCH: YouTube David Harvey's Anti-Capitalist Chronicles is a Democracy at Work (d@w) production. This podcast is made possible by donations to Democracy at Work and/or to Patreon.

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Documental RIP! A Remix Manifesto (2008) de Brett Gaylor.

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Documental RIP! A Remix Manifesto (2008) de Brett Gaylor.

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Brett Gaylor, ciberactivista y realizador explora la problemática de los derechos de autor en la explosión de internet. Girl Talk, es un músico que hace mashup con canciones de otras bandas, también participan el fundador de Creative Commons, Lawrence Lessig, el músico y exministro de Cultura de Brasil Gilberto Gil y el crítico de cultura pop Cory Doctorow.

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RiP! - A Remix Manifesto (subtítulos en español) HD

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Es interesante la idea de recorrer la ciudad de la memoria

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Es interesante la idea de recorrer la ciudad de la memoria

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Realidad Aumentada y arte en la exposición Buenos Aires Ciudad automática.

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Realidad Aumentada y arte en la exposición Buenos Aires Ciudad automática.

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En este  ejemplo, la artista Jossie Watson, recoge parte de la ciudad recordada, las memorias de algunas personas para quienes algunos lugares entrañan recuerdos inolvidables y la música. Yudi Herrera

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Realidad aumentada en el arte contemporáneo

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Josie Watson es reconocida en el mundo del arte por ser especialista en arte interactivo. Esta artista que, despliega su obra por diferentes lugares del mundo, nos sumerge a experiencias interactivas a través de la realidad virtual y, nos impele a pensar en la exótica fusión de arte y tecnología.

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Acabo de vivir una experiencia religiosa en la colección Solo de Madrid. En la obra “Respuesta apropiada”, del artista alemán Mario Klingemann, un algoritmo genera una frase única para ti cuando te arrodillas ante él. Esta ha sido la mía:

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Acabo de vivir una experiencia religiosa en la colección Solo de Madrid. En la obra “Respuesta apropiada”, del artista alemán Mario Klingemann, un algoritmo genera una frase única para ti cuando te arrodillas ante él. Esta ha sido la mía: https://t.co/oW6Cj5eEvl

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Acabo de vivir una experiencia religiosa en la colección Solo de Madrid. En la obra “Respuesta apropiada”, del artista alemán Mario Klingemann, un algoritmo genera una frase única para ti cuando te arrodillas ante él. Esta ha sido la mía: pic.twitter.com/oW6Cj5eEvl
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Acabo de vivir una experiencia religiosa en la colección Solo de Madrid. En la obra “Respuesta apropiada”, del artista alemán Mario Klingemann, un algoritmo genera una frase única para ti cuando te arrodillas ante él. Esta ha sido la mía: https://t.co/oW6Cj5eEvl

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Acabo de vivir una experiencia religiosa en la colección Solo de Madrid. En la obra “Respuesta apropiada”, del artista alemán Mario Klingemann, un algoritmo genera una frase única para ti cuando te arrodillas ante él. Esta ha sido la mía: https://t.co/oW6Cj5eEvl

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Acabo de vivir una experiencia religiosa en la colección Solo de Madrid. En la obra “Respuesta apropiada”, del artista alemán Mario Klingemann, un algoritmo genera una frase única para ti cuando te arrodillas ante él. Esta ha sido la mía:

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MARIO KLINGERMAN Appropriate Response - PROYECTOR / Plataforma de Videoarte

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Desnudo con esqueleto. 2004. Vídeo PAL sin sonido. 15'46''"Se dice que el arte es una cuestión de vida y muerte. Suena melodramático, pero es verdad" Bruce Nauman.La aparición en los años 70 de artistas como Marina Abramović supuso un punto de inflexión en la aún breve historia de la performance artística.

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"La pandemia supone un gran punto de inspiración porque al final los artistas están contando lo que están viviendo. Es una situación excepcional e histórica. Se despiertan estímulos nuevos que arrancan a la gente a contar y crear cosas nuevas", explica Irene Llorca, artista digital.

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"La pandemia supone un gran punto de inspiración porque al final los artistas están contando lo que están viviendo. Es una situación excepcional e histórica. Se despiertan estímulos nuevos que arrancan a la gente a contar y crear cosas nuevas", explica Irene Llorca, artista digital.

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Distracted Drawings

What does "intelligence" in "AI" refer to? What are machines trying so hard to mimic? The emphasis seems to be in the kind of complex, conscious, goal-directed processes that we, "rational animals", are most proud of. But that is not all humans do. A good example of our less privileged abilities is the type of drawing we might do during a long phone conversation or a boring lesson: minor creations arising in the twilight of distraction; visible traces of a semi-automatic, semi-conscious modality of action.

Can an algorithmic system converge on the human at the precise point where human activity is more machine-like? That's the challenge taken up by this generative "distracted drawings". They are configurations of wandering lines, halfway through order and randomness, that our hands could perhaps do almost on their own, somewhere beyond the realm of planning, will and reason.

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Hace unas semanas que vi esta noticia y quería compartir con ustedes. Me hace pensar en como la redes y lo digital nos condicionan. ¿Qué vende este artista? ¿Qué nos quiere demostrar? ¿Es una forma de demostrar poder desde el vendedor y el comprador?¿Es la representación de la nueva postmodernidad que vivimos? ¿El arte posmoderno es una mercancía? ¿Sólo importa comercializarla?
Me llama tremendamente la atención hasta el nombre de la obra "Yo soy" y lo que explica el "artista" El artista argumenta: "Yo no he vendido un nada, he vendido un vacío". Es irreal hasta pensarlo desde mi perspectiva y contexto social.
Gracias
Adriana Miranda

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Si la venta de arte digital o NFT ya estaba causando un gran revuelo al tratarse de archivos digitales como tweets, vídeos o memes virales, el mundo del arte no deja de sorprender. El artista italiano Salvatore Garau ha conseguido vender una escultura invisible por 15.000 euros. La obra que lleva por nombre 'Io sono' (yo soy) es una escultura inmaterial e invisible que no se puede ver ni tocar. El artista argumenta: "Yo no he vendido un nada, he vendido un vacío".

La obra fue protagonista de la subasta del 18 de mayo organizada por Art-Rite. No obstante, pese a lo particular de la obra, el creador impuso unos requisitos para su venta. Según informa el medio ' Il Giorno', la escultura invisible debe situarse en una casa particular, en una habitación especial libre de cualquier obstáculo o construcción y con un espacio de 150 x 150 centímetros.

"El vacío no es más que un espacio lleno de energía, y aunque lo vaciemos y no quede nada, según el principio de incertidumbre de Heisenberg, ese nada tiene un peso. Por tanto, tiene energía que se condensa y se transforma en partículas, es decir, en nosotros", explicó Salvatore Garau en referencia a su obra intangible.

"Cuando decido exponer una escultura inmaterial en un espacio dado, ese espacio concentrará una cierta cantidad y densidad de pensamientos en un punto preciso, creando una escultura que tomará las más variadas formas solo desde mi título", añada Garau a su explicación. En cuanto a la obra, quedaría únicamente en manos del comprador el certificado de garantía que da fe a la existencia de la obra, único elemento visual presente de la misma.

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Un artista italiano vende una escultura invisible por 15.000 euros

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Si la venta de arte digital o NFT ya estaba causando un gran revuelo al tratarse de archivos digitales como tweets, vídeos o memes virales, el mundo del arte no deja de sorprender. El artista italiano Salvatore Garau ha conseguido vender una escultura invisible por 15.000 euros.

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fotógrafo artista digital

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Mapping sobre St Eutache

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Está ahora en desarrollo, los videos están en Youtube y en la web hay obras y charlas de ediciones anteriores.

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Del 9 al 12 de junio, +CODE presenta la cuarta edición del Festival Internacional de Cultura Digital en modalidad 100% virtual. Bajo el concepto curatorial "Pensar paisajes: más allá de un marco" este año se presentarán más de 40 actividades con más de 70 invitados de todo el mundo.

En encuentro 100% virtual, abierto y gratuito el eje curatorial pretende reflexionar sobre los espacios que habitamos, la presencia de la tecnología en ellos y cómo podemos construir escenarios más justos y colaborativos.

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Del 9 al 12 de junio, +CODE presenta la cuarta edición del Festival Internacional de Cultura Digital en modalidad 100% virtual. Bajo el concepto curatorial "Pensar paisajes: más allá de un marco" este año se presentarán más de 40 actividades con más de 70 invitados de todo el mundo.

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