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Strike Anywhere: a photography exhibition in NYC

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By Samantha Chalker in New Photography on Thursday 11 October 2012

Over the past couple of years, the world hasn’t been short of tumultuous, large scale protests. From the Occupy Wall Street movement to the overthrow of leaders in Tunisia, Libya, Egypt and Yemen in what’s been termed the Arab Spring, the fight for democracy across the globe has not been a silent one. The International [...]

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Occupy Wall Street illustrations by Molly Crabapple

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By Cheyenne Tulsa in New Illustration on Wednesday 26 September 2012

American artist and author, Molly Crabapple, took part in the one-year anniversary of the Occupy Wall Street Movement last week which saw Lower Manhattan once again transformed into a city under siege. Crabapple was ‘inspired to see people care passionately about inequality issues’ and rallied with thousands of other protesters. Like many, Molly was arrested and held for 10 hours in a prison cell. ‘Getting arrested for a social protest is like being put through aversion therapy’, she noted. She has since produced illustrations describing the experience, including her arrest, and promoting the ethos of the movement that has won her over. ‘I would protest again’, she says.

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Jello Biafra and James DeWeaver about the Occupy Movement

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By bree K in Video on Friday 11 May 2012

Jello Biafra’s video talks about DeWeaver’s ‘artistic anti-corporate stance’ can be seen on YouTube. ’I believe that one of the reasons is that these civilizations are socially addicted to ideologies, and at this moment in our history we have found ourselves in the embrace of a very powerful and dominant ideology, that being Corporatism James DeWeaver. Here is [...]

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EarthCam: streams from videocameras around the world

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By Chad Little in Cool Websites on Saturday 17 March 2012

This is a website that allows you to check out live HD streams from videocameras posted up all over the world. You can even check out some of these locations in 3D. Most of the locations are large metropolitan areas with a lot of action. Tune into the Austin, TX, stream to check out the [...]

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Luminous Intervention: a public art project in Baltimore

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By Gerry Mak in New Art on Tuesday 6 March 2012

I have some serious issues with the Occupy brand and culture these days, but I met some cool artist types through the movement, and we’re trying to do awesome stuff in Baltimore with a projector. Help us out.

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Ground Zero and the Global Block Collective

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By Gerry Mak in New Music on Thursday 22 December 2011

Man, hip-hop is turning out to be one of the defining genres of the Occupy Movement, as well it should be. This song by Ground Zero and the Global Block Collective is razor sharp.

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Lupe Fiasco: The End of the World

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By Gerry Mak in New Music on Thursday 15 December 2011

This track by Lupe Fiasco is one of the better songs to come out of the Occupy Movement so far. It’s amazing that it’s cool to be political again and artists of all stripes are voicing their opinions.

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Suckadelic’s Occupy Cybertron series

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By Gerry Mak in New Art on Saturday 10 December 2011

Sucklord who was just booted from the most recent season of Work of Art has come out with a pretty sweet series of eight-inch action figures called Occupy Cybertron, which combines iconography and rhetoric of the Occupy Movement with the Transformers universe. You can check them out at End of the Century on the Lower East Side.

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Warzone: The Sound of Revolution

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By Gerry Mak in New Music on Friday 2 December 2011

Miley Cyrus released a video in support of the Occupy movement, Zach de la Rocha wrote a poem, and Third Eye Blind also released a pro-OWS song, but for me, I like my revolutionary music with a bit more of an edge, like this song from 80s New York hardcore band Warzone.

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Spatial Intervention: Five Moments from #occupy

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By Gerry Mak in New Trends on Wednesday 30 November 2011

It’s been really hard for me to put into words all the things the #OWS movement means to me, but this blog post aptly expresses many of the core aspects I see in the movement. This quote in particular resonates with me: ‘Other models of spatial production, and indeed, even of reality creation – based [...]

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Occupy Wall Street vs The Empire

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By Gerry Mak in Video on Tuesday 29 November 2011

‘We’re an empire now’, said an unnamed Bush administration aide back in 2004. Empires tend to create ragtag bands of determined rebels fighting for galactic freedom and self-determination, and that’s just what we’re seeing now with the Occupy movement.

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ICP Occupy poster

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By Gerry Mak in New Design on Saturday 19 November 2011

I’ve been making some posters in support of the Occupy movement. Here’s one I’m particularly proud of. I hope it’ll win over the Juggalo crowd, they’re part of the 99% also.

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Occuprint: posters from the occupy movement

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By Gerry Mak in New Design on Friday 18 November 2011

I gotta say, the Occupy movement has much better art and design skills than the Tea Party. Check out these posters by Occuprint. Print them out, and distribute widely.

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Banksy creates a giant Monopoly board for Occupy London

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By Zolton in New Art on Wednesday 2 November 2011

The mysterious and elusive Banksy has struck again: this time lending his wit and talents to the Occupy London Movement with this clever representation of a Monopoly board with Uncle Pennybags begging for a dollar. It’s on display at St. Paul’s Cathedral if you want to take a gander.

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Rachel Citron’s photos of Occupy Wall Street

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By Gerry Mak in New Photography on Thursday 27 October 2011

If you’ve been paying attention at all to the Occupy Wall Street movement, you’ve probably seen some of the photos Rachel Citron took at Zuccotti Park. Check out her Flickr set to see all her #OWS images, they’re really great.

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