In this essay, published in collaboration with Number, Matt Christy imagines the act of painting as a polite refusal against the instrumentalization of labor and knowledge.
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In this essay, published in collaboration with Number, Matt Christy imagines the act of painting as a polite refusal against the instrumentalization of labor and knowledge.
It is through this weathered decay of objects that we glimpse a different sort of sensual relationship to the earth – one of a constant unmaking…
In March, these three museums gathered at an initial Museums of Capitalism Global Summit in Berlin, alongside a post-summit public panel at Vierte Velt.
James McAnally surveys the new Museum of Capitalism in Oakland and proposes a new ethics of the institution after capitalism.