FORECLOSURES: A COMMUNITY EXCHANGE

A collective conversation and gathering for artists, activists, and thinkers grappling with technofascism and decolonization. The event asks urgent questions: how are cultural workers disentangling their aesthetics from systems of total death? What does decolonization mean today, and how does it trouble the study of aesthetics? What is an anarchic poethics for this moment?

The conversation draws on a long lineage of militant and guerrilla movements from Algeria to South Africa, Puerto Rico, and Palestine, imagining how autonomous practice and resistance can sustain themselves as global webs of interconnected struggle. Presented with Undoxx and Cultural Solidarity.

Expect a room full of people thinking seriously about how to rupture and dismantle oppressive systems through cultural work and organizing. The event runs two hours, in person, and operates on a refund policy (refunds available up to 7 days before).