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DO IT

DO IT began in 1993 in Paris with a discussion among Christian Boltanski, Bertrand Lavier, and Hans Ulrich Obrist. DO IT is a manual of artist’s instructions.

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Interviews & Conversations
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Art Activism, Autonomy, Art Collectives, Publishing, Internet Art
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<p>Fanta Regina Nacro, <em>The Night of the Truth</em>&nbsp;(still),&nbsp;2004.</p>
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African Film Institute
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The Avant-Garde Museum
<p>Étienne-Jules Marey, <em>Pelican in Flight</em>, circa 1882. Photograph.</p>
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<p>Carlos Amorales,&nbsp;<em>Archive Hybrid</em>&nbsp;(detail), created on the occasion of&nbsp;<em>An Image Bank for Everyday Revolutionary Life</em>, curated by Lauri Firstenberg and Anton Vidokle at REDCAT, Los Angeles, California, 2006</p>
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An Image Bank for Everyday Revolutionary Life
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Report (Not Announcement)
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Martha Rosler Library
<p>The Building in East Berlin, 2006.</p>
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unitednationsplaza
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Utopia Station
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