Monthly Archives: January 2012
3rd class on Rancière
This class will take place at Altes Finanzamt, Schönstedtstraße 7, in Neukölln. We welcome everybody to attend our talk. Find the “Ten Theses on Politics” here.
Book presentation with Hal Foster
Art-Architecture Complex / Design and Crime / First Pop-Age Hal Foster, author of the acclaimed Design and Crime, argues that a fusion of architecture and art is a defining feature of contemporary culture. While architects such as Zaha Hadid and … Continue reading
Lecture by Erik Swyngedouw
“The Ground-Zero of Politics: Musings on the Post-Political Polis” The city has undergone radical change over the past two decades or so, most dramatically in its modes of urban governing and polic(y)ing. New forms of neo-liberal urban governance in fact … Continue reading
2nd class Jan 26th at “Program Gallery”
The second City and Political II class shall take place on January the 26th at 8pm at the Public School, in Program Gallery on Invalidenstr. We shall be reading Samuel Mockbee’s “The Rural Studio.” We will begin the discussion by listing the … Continue reading
Taylor & Swyngedouw in Berlin
Blair Taylor at the JFK Institute, FU Berlin. “The Incorporation of Social Movement Discourse into Contemporary Capitalism: The Strange Bedfellows of Anarchism and Neoliberalism” Eric Swyngedouw speaking at Humboldt University Centre for British Studies on 30.01.12. The Ground-Zero of Politics: Musings … Continue reading
1st class on Lefebvre
The first City and Political II class shall take place this evening at 8pm at the Public School, in Program Gallery on Invalidenstr. More information and signup can be found here. We shall be reading “The Right to the City” … Continue reading
the city and the political II
The City and the Political is an ongoing open class and research group at The Public School, Berlin, that invites anyone to join in discussions between theories and spatial practices of “the city” and “the political.” The city is home … Continue reading