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Location, Location, Location: Spatiality and Protest Camps
The issue of spatiality for protest camps is a big one, especially for someone who is not trained as a Geographer. As my work usually deals with media representations, this is a daunting task. While media representation is a significant … Continue reading
Posted in occupy, protest camps
Tagged anti-roads, climate camp, G8, radical architecture, spatiality
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How to Draw Capitalism? Iconography and the Occupy Movement
Last Wednesday the Creative Resistance Research Network hosted the first ‘How to Draw Capitalism‘ workshop at Occupy Finsbury Square. Sat in a circle as the sky drew dark and air turned cold, a dozen occupiers huddled around a splattering of … Continue reading
Posted in Workshop
Tagged creative resistance, design, financial crisis, occupyfs, occupylsx
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