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The Making of: Publics + Liberation / A Conversation with Jenné Afiya, Fire Angelou, Emeline Boehringer, Kory Sanders, Kimi Hanauer, Sarrita Hunn + Malcolm Peacock
Books
FA.B133.3156
59 pages : color illustrations ; 28 cm
2016
Equality, Revolutions
Softcover. Staple bound (saddle stitched). Features half-size printed paper wrapper along spine. Introduction by Kimi Hanauer of Press Press. Includes interviews, photographs, diagrams, and illustrations.
"On an evening in December, a group of us gathered together to talk about what it means to make a public, considering our immediate context of Baltimore City, post the Trump election, and throughout the various histories we each brought to the room. This discussion surveys our various attempts and approaches to carving out intentional public spaces that work against and in spite of oppressive structures. We gathered at our storefront space while it was still in the process of build-out to discuss these ideas and brainstorm what this space could become. One common thread throughout the conversation that stayed with me is that building publics, in whatever form that takes, is one approach towards finding our collective liberation; something that this conversation attempts at defining."--from introduction
"On an evening in December, a group of us gathered together to talk about what it means to make a public, considering our immediate context of Baltimore City, post the Trump election, and throughout the various histories we each brought to the room. This discussion surveys our various attempts and approaches to carving out intentional public spaces that work against and in spite of oppressive structures. We gathered at our storefront space while it was still in the process of build-out to discuss these ideas and brainstorm what this space could become. One common thread throughout the conversation that stayed with me is that building publics, in whatever form that takes, is one approach towards finding our collective liberation; something that this conversation attempts at defining."--from introduction
