Isabelle Fremeaux & Jay Jordan's WE ARE 'NATURE' DEFENDING ITSELF

bluesky review:

⌘ The battle for the "zad": a rebel community of squatters fight back against a "dumb multinational's plans for stupid stuff." Most interesting aspect: for once, the anarchists win

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Notes (oldest to newest)

1. Josephine Berry on art

2. The Laboratory of Insurrectionary Imagination

3. Multiplying edges

4. Suzi Gablik's "reenchantment"

5. The self as environment

6. "No being is purely individual"

7. "Extractivist art"

8. Material and relational attachments

9. "Toxic dualisms" in art

10. Activism over art

11. Allan Kaprow, art, attention, and living

12. "We are nature defending itself"

13. "Acting as if you were already free"

14. The bocage

15. Moorland commons

16. "Reappropriating cities"

17. Kropotkin the geographer

18. The state's portion of history

19. "Les Sentiers de l'Utopie"

20. The Zapatistas

21. "Space-based movements"

22. Inhabitation as resistance

23. From commune life to surveillance capitalism

24. Magic, attention, and imagination

25. The habits of thought

26. William Morris' post-capitalist future

27. "News from Nowhere"

28. "Dolly"

29. James C. Scott's "dissimulation"

30. Techne and art

31. Fremeaux and Jordan on grace

32. The sacred and attention