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This episode is about self-organized art structures, or art-structures organizing collectively; sharing experiences, challenges and potential from our locality at höjden in Stockholm. References: INSISTER SPACE - http://insisterspace.se/ höjden - http://hojden.house Jo Freeman - The tyranny of structurelessness Interim Kultur- https://dilettant.se/en Anders Jacobson Johan Thelander Anna Grip DOCH - Stockholm University of the Arts Emma Strandsäter Gry Tingskog Maia Means My Wild Flag - http://mywildflag.com Pontus Pettersson Skogen - http://skogen.pm Paf - http://www.pa-f.net/ Anders Paulin PIM - Para Insitutional Models Chloe Chignell Édouard Glissant - Poetics of Relation Music by Ofelia Jarl Ortega

Todays episode is with Thijs Witty, about the relationship between art and theory. Or the loop between art and theory. Or how to navigate this world when you are not dumb and pretty. Or when we need to turn to theory. Or how to not sit on your little throne and be happy you deconstructed something to shit. We really enjoyed to record this ongoing conversation we have together. Thank you Thijs for the giggles. Reference list: Brian Massumi Sara Ahmed Maria Lönn, Broken whiteness Gloria Wekker, White Innocence: Paradoxes of Colonialism and Race Philomena Essed Didier Eribon, Returning to Reims McKenzie Wark Setareh Fatehi Irani Laurent Berlant, Love as a Properly Political Concept Whimsically Volatile by Katya Zamolodchikova & Craig MacNeil

With Luca Carboni we speak about radio and fascism. This episode was recorded in January 2019 in Cagliari, Sardegna at the Dutch Art Institute. Music by Ofelia Jarl Ortega https://soundcloud.com/office_dippo The references mentioned: Crater Invertido - https://www.facebook.com/cooperativacraterinvertido Radio X Cagliari - http://www.radiox.it/ Radio Benjamin by Lecia Rosenthal Contrapoints - https://www.youtube.com/user/ContraPoints Judson Church Prison Notebooks by Antonio Gramschi American Meme documentary Who makes the Fash? By Luca Carboni, will be released during 2019 by Zero books.