8 documents
Operaismo as Method: Gigi Roggero, Silvia Federici, and the Art Workers’ Inquiry
Gigi Roggero, Silvia Federici, and Art Workers’ Inquiry
e-flux Events
Posted: October 10, 2023
Category
Labor & Work, Feminism
Subjects
Automonia & Operaismo
e-flux Podcast
Posted: May 19, 2023
Category
Labor & Work
Subjects
Automonia & Operaismo, Class
# 89
Art Populism and the Alter-Institutional Turn
Marco Baravalle
These kinds of artistic practices invest in the creation of social relationships that are on the side of the commons and against neoliberal dictates and reactionary populism (which are only apparently in opposition). When art chooses this side, it doesn’t adhere to an ideology; rather, it questions emerging ideological tendencies and operates according to a materialistic logic in order to realize the common through the free distribution of knowledge and means of production, as well as through the creation of new algorithms and the reinvention of institutional infrastructures. Beyond neoliberal capture and against populist recruitment.
e-flux Journal
Posted: March 7, 2018
Category
Populism, Contemporary Art
Subjects
Automonia & Operaismo, Relational Aesthetics, Art Activism
# 69
Neither Autocracy nor Automatism: Notes on Autonomy and the Aesthetic
Sven Lütticken
Over the last few decades, an increasing identification of autonomy with the imperialist and colonialist autocracy of Western subjectivity has led to philosophical flirtations with the rejection of both the concept of autonomy and often that of the subject, for example in various strands of posthumanist thought, the works of Latour, and sundry object-based ontologies. 1 The Enlightenment subject has been unmasked as nothing but a male bourgeois rights holder and property owner, casting…
e-flux Journal
Posted: January 1, 2016
Category
Aesthetics, Philosophy, Avant-Garde, Labor & Work
Subjects
Autonomy, The Enlightenment, Automonia & Operaismo, Neoliberalism
# 62
The Common in the Time of Creative Reproductions: On Gerald Raunig’s Factories of Knowledge, Industries of Creativity
Ewa Majewska
What relationship is there between the work of art and communication? None at all. A work of art is not an instrument of communication. A work of art has nothing to do with communication. A work of art does not contain the least bit of information. In contrast, there is a fundamental affinity between a work of art and an act of resistance.
—Gilles Deleuze
After Art and Revolution , A Thousand Machines , and texts and interventions in defense of public education,…
e-flux Journal
Posted: February 1, 2015
Category
Philosophy, Education
Subjects
Automonia & Operaismo, Academia, Mass Media & Entertainment, Occupy
e-flux Events
Posted: May 16, 2013
Subjects
Automonia & Operaismo, Post-Fordism
Rossella Biscotti, The Trial
Rossella Biscotti, Franco Barchiesi, Paolo Carpignano, Marco Desiriis, Helidon Gjergji, Michael Hardt, Adelita Husni Bey, Piero Passacantando, Alessandra Pomarico, and Alessandra Renzi
e-flux Events
Posted: May 10, 2013
Subjects
Automonia & Operaismo, Sound Art
# 17
Becoming Common: Precarization as Political Constituting
Isabell Lorey
Political-Cultural Queerings
The discourse on precarization that has emerged in the past decade, primarily in Europe, rests on an extremely complex understanding of social insecurity and its productivity. The various strands of this discourse have been brought together again and again in the context of the European precarious movement organized under EuroMayDay. 1 This transnational movement, in existence since the early 2000s, thematizes precarious working and living conditions as the…
e-flux Journal
Posted: June 1, 2010
Category
Labor & Work, Economy
Subjects
The Commons, Automonia & Operaismo, Queer Art & Theory, Ontology