THE 2007 ALMANAC OF POLITICAL ART
the radek community in msdm t-shirts posing in the b+b space at the prague biennale is part of the chapter 2: What are the political and economic implications of ‘cultural exchange’ in Europe? in the THE 2007 ALMANAC OF POLITICAL ART.
With Sophie Hope (b+b) as editor at large working live at the Austrian Cultural Institute with guest editors Leigh French, Adam Jeanes and Simona Nastac, and the production team Valentina Gottardi, Ann Harezlak and Lucy Parker, the almanac has been organised in four parts , that can be downloaded as separate chapters:
introduction, content and notes
chapter one: what makes your art political?
chapter two: what are the political and economic implications of ‘cultural exchange’ in Europe?
chapter three: clash of the comrades: What does ’socialism’ or ‘anarchy’ mean to you and how are they relevant to your practice?
The contributors include:
Gareth Ackland, aladin, allsopp&weir, Bankleer, Petra Bauer, Caspar Below, Rona Bierrum, Bijari, Mark Brogan, Hannah Brown, Cabinet Société Réaliste Conseil, Giovanni Calemma, David Campany, Ele Carpenter, Mark Clare, Fran Cottell, Phil Coy, Raffaella Crispino, Carla Cruz, Branka Curcic, Nemanja Cvijanovic?, Alberto Duman, Leah Elsey & Sonia Uddin, Mbonu Christopher Emerem, Wapke Feenstra, Alec Finlay, Freee, Raimi Gbadamosi, Valentina Gottardi, Catherine Graham, Igor Grubic, Marlene Haring, Catherine Hemelryk, Bernadette Huber, John Jordan, Doris Koch, Martin Krenn, Anna Lascari, Ana Laura Lopez de la Torre, José Maçãs de Carvalho, Angela Madesani, Alistair McClymont, Rosemarie McGoldrick, Nela Milic, Harriet Mitchell, Peter Mörtenböck & Helge Mooshammer, Vlad Nanca, Joseph Nechvatal, Christian Nold, Paul O’Neill, Devon Ostrom, Lucy Catherine Parker, Participatory Fieldwork, Mark Pawson, Dan Perjovschi, Maria Petrides, Victoria Preston, Psychological Prosthetics (Dee Hibbert-Jones & Nomi Talisman), Nada Prlja, Kieren Reed and Abigail Hunt, Oliver Ressler, Paula Roush / msdm, Paul Sakoilsky, Gabriele Schettler and Martin A. Dege, Schleuser.net, Michael Schwab, Walter Seidl, Basak Senova and Banu Cennetoglu, Set Up Tolerance (Grete Aagard and Tanja Nellemann), SKART, Michal Siml, Barry Sykes, Stefan Szczelkun, Aniko Szovenyi (HINTS Institute), Szuper Gallery, Suzana Tamamovic, Unwetter, Mona Vatamanu and Florin Tudor, Theodore Wilkins, twoaddthree (Gary Anderson and Lena Simic:), withyou.co.uk, Vicky Wright, yoke and zoom and YNKB.
Printed copies (black and white) are also available on request at £15 (23 euro) plus postage.
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