Posts Tagged ‘street art’
Gey koken ahfen yam
Revolutionary street art from the streets of Cairo: Where is Panda? Panda on El Horreya Cafe Reading: Contested Terrain on when Israel ceases to be a story and on Bill Weinberg’s anti-Zionist sliminess in relation to the Hilltop protests in Israel. // Criticism etc on the need for translations of ultra-leftist Jacques Camatte, whose thought anticipated some […]
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Tags: Bill Weinberg, Cairo, Jacques Camatte, Moishe Postone, street art
Berlin street art
History is Made at Night posts some great Berlin street art here, from his visit for the Datacide issue launch party which I blogged here.
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Tags: berlin, graffiti, street art
Variousness 32
Image from a wonderful collection of Kafka street art here. I think I’ve already recommended the fascinating blog, Who Makes the Nazis. Anyway, I’m recommending it again. Read, for example, Hanns Eisler: Contemporary Music and Fascism (1944). On Iran: Danny Postel and Nader Hashemi on the Green movement, 1 & 2. Mark Rudd: on the dangers of […]
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Tags: Danny Postel, Franz Kafka, Green Movement, Hanns Eisler, Mark Rudd, Nader Hashemi, street art
Lisa Simpson, Anti-fascist hero
Joel Morton: Lisa Simpson, Antifascist Superhero: Masculinity, Violence, and Eastern German ‘Antifa’ Street Ephemera, May Day, Berlin, 2004 Text/pictures
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Tags: berlin, graffitii, joel morton, lisa simpson, masculinity, photography, street art, the simpsons
Anti-National Translation 