A Valid Way to Care
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Tag Archives: Politics
The subjectivity of good: Ayad Ahktar’s The Invisible Hand
A long form interview about Ayad Ahktar’s The Invisible Hand
Ensemble Pi on the intersection of music and politics
Ensemble Pi, a new chamber music ensemble, talks about how they bring together music and political activism on the occasion of their Ninth Annual Peace Project.
Five Lectures on Performance Now Online
Andy’s “Five Lectures on Performance” are now online at Vimeo, SoundCloud and iTunes.
Five Lectures on Live Performance
From May 5 – June 9, 2014 Culturebot founder Andy Horwitz will offer five lectures on live performance in the 21st century.
The DIY Commune Kit
Response to the Brooklyn Commune has been so great, we’re building a DIY Commune Kit.
Politics and Aesthetics and Social Movements! (A How-To Guide, Extracted from the Brain of Jacques Rancière)
Nick Benacerraf kicks the knowledge about Jacques Rancière, aesthetics and the politics of spectatorship, among other things.
Thinking Digitally: How The Social Web Is Changing Arts, Culture, Politics & Economics
Andy speculates on how technology is influencing the way we envision arts, culture politics and economics.
Andy’s Year-End Orphans – Random Ideas on Art, Culture and Value
Andy’s Year-End orphans – a loosely organized collection of random ideas on art, culture and value.
Culture Blogger Seeks MBA for Good Times and LTR.
So now that I’ve discovered flyover i’m starting to get addicted. my original vision for Culturebot was to have this site be a portal/aggregator for a series of regional blogs (like the Gothamist family of blogs) but I’ve never been able to get the funding
United States Secretary of the Arts
Just got this email: People – Would you take a minute to sign in support of Quincy Jones’ brilliant idea for a US Secretary of the Arts? Quincy Jones has started a petition to ask President-Elect Obama to appoint a Secretary of the Arts. While
Identity, Place and Mediation
A few quick thoughts: On Mediation and Live Experience As mediated experience (mobile phones, internet, chat, Second Life) becomes normalized – how do we, as artists, address the unmediated experience? I didn’t get to see the Living Theater’s new piece but it got me thinking