New Questions for Anarchist Art | if i can't dance to it, it's not my revolution
Josh MacPhee Almost ten years ago I wrote an essay entitled "Four Questions for Anarchist Art," which was published in Perspectives on Anarchist Theory. My intention here was to do some basic updating and republish that essay largely as is. But ten years is a long time, and much has ch ...
Josh MacPhee Almost ten years ago I wrote an essay entitled “Four Questions for Anarchist Art,” which was published in Perspectives on Anarchist Theory . My intention here was to do some basic updating and republish that essay largely as is. But ten years is a long time, and much has changed, both in the world and in how I think and what I think about. The original four questions of the title were straightforward prompts to encourage people to think through the different ways intentionally political art functions and is interpreted: Is the art anarchist in content? In form? In the
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