Arts of the Working Class, no. 7: The Exhausted Land, The Americas Issue

Antonia Alampi

• Other Authors Josephine Bacon (Contributor), Adrián Balseca (Contributor), Renata Cervetto (Contributor), Fred Dewey (Contributor), Hallie Frost (Contributor), Andrea Joyce Heimer (Contributor), Fellippe Galuppo (Contributor), Ana María Garzón (Contributor), iLiana Fokianaki (Contributor), Lisette Lagnado (Contributor), Filipe Lippe (Contributor), Vicente Manssur (Contributor), Romina Muñoz (Contributor), Charles Rodriguez (Contributor), Oscar Santillán (Contributor), Luke Savage (Contributor), Liv Schulman (Contributor), The Winter Office (Contributor), Gabriela Valarezo (Contributor), Giorgia Volpe (Contributor)
• Title

  Arts of the Working Class, no. 7: The Exhausted Land, The Americas Issue

• Date 2019
• Publisher Berlin, Germany: Reflektor M
• Description 64 p; 13.75 in; color ill.
• Language English, German, and Spanish
• Collections Permanent Collection, MoMA Reading Room
• Summary

  Arts of the Working Class is published bimonthly and contains contributions by artists and thinkers from different fields and in different languages. Its terms are based upon the working class, meaning everyone, and it reports everything that belongs to everyone. By offering quotas at half price, everyone who sells this street journal can earn money directly. The journal was founded by Paul Sochacki and María Inés Plaza Lazo. Issue 7 focuses on the Americas, by reconsidering its colonial stories and their marks on its present global condition. Contributions address the exploitation of nature, historical racialization and new nationalist populisms that accelerate via despotic policies, and call for a new development of language and interfaces of action.
  Series Note: Arts of the Working Class, no. 7

• Tags Germany and German Language, MoMA Reading Room, Periodical, Politically engaged, Spanish language, World politics