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e-flux was started by artists in 1999. Online, e-flux spans numerous strains of critical discourse in art, architecture, film, and theory, and connects many of the most significant art institutions with audiences around the world.

Anchored by Federici’s analysis of unpaid labor and capitalist accumulation, this text interrogates the entanglement of artistic labor, class struggle, and autonomy, tracing cultural work as both a site of exploitation and resistance. By Stevphen Shukaitis in @eflux.bsky.social buff.ly/CVlcZP7

Totality and Feminist Life: Reading Silvia Federici on Lukács’s Aesthetics - Journal #155

Stevphen Shukaitis reads Silvia Federici’s PhD dissertation on György Lukács.

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“For the communities of the [Indus River] delta… drawing a map for someone is a gesture of hospitality and generosity. Within the fleeting line of a river, someone opens up their world, their knowledge, their memories.” Shahana Rajani in conversation with Nick Axel @eflux.bsky.social

New Silk Roads - Shahana Rajani - The Fleeting Line of a River

Colonial maps and hydraulic technologies attempted to reorganize these mobile, water landscapes into a propertied and regulated geography. But in this soaking ecology, quite literally, the logic of th...

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My second and final dispatch from Cannes is out today on @eflux.bsky.social This time on Ari Aster,Spike Lee, Christian Petzold, Fatima Hassouna, the Tabor Collective, Jafar Panahi, Kleber Mendonça Filho and Bi Gan. See you next year Cannes. You’ve been good this time www.e-flux.com/notes/673042...

Cannes 2025 Dispatch, Pt. 2 - Notes - e-flux

Pietro Bianchi reflects on the unlikely endurance of the image, in the second of two reports from Cannes 2025.

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The films made by François Pain at La Borde psychiatric clinic—alongside Félix Guattari, among others—offer a more nuanced and ultimately more useful history of a much-mythologised experiment than the conventional hagiographies, writes Nicholas Gamso. www.e-flux.com/criticism/66...

Nicholas Gamso on François Pain - Criticism - e-flux

In 1966, a young medical student named François Pain won an internship at the experimental Clinique de La Borde, outside the town of Cour-Cheverny

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I've got a new essay out today in @eflux.bsky.social on the occasion of T.J. Clark's new book. I write about "what happens in paint," about art and politics, Trump, the 'mad sublimity' of the society of the spectacle in fascist overdrive, and the abolition of art. www.e-flux.com/notes/660176...

Whose Passions? On T. J. Clark’s Those Passions: On Art and Politics - Notes - e-flux

Dominique Routhier reviews T. J. Clark’s new essay collection Those Passions: On Art and Politics.

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