Art Politics and The Pamphleteer

Cover page\nHalftitle page\nCopyright page\nTitle page\nCONTENTS\nNOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS\nTEXT\nIntroduction\nONE The allure of pamphilos: the radical art of pamphleteering\n	MAYDAY 2016\n	INTRODUCTION\n	PROMISCUOUS AND ROGUEISH – THE ROOTS OF PAMPHILOS\n	FOR OR AGAINST, LEFT OR RIGHT…PROTEST!\n	ROLLING THEIR OWN: WOMEN, PRINT AND PAMPHLETS IN THE 1970s\n	LE PAMPHLET, N’EST PAS MORT! BE A CITIZEN PAMPHLETEER!76\n	NOTES\nTWO Power in the hands of the elite #01 The Little Riot Press\nTHREE Essaying the pamphlet Joanne Lee\n	UNBOUND\n	LOVE\n	PLEASURE\n	STITCHES\n	IMPROPER\n	CONSTELLATION\n	FEW\n	NOT KNOWING\n	GIFT\n	COMRADES\n	ALTERNATIVE\n	NOTES\nFOUR The pamphlet is personal: becoming pamphleteers in the neo-liberalizedHE sector\n	NOTES\nFIVE Pamphlets as poetic fragments\nSIX Un-Publish\nSEVEN JOY in PEOPLE\nEIGHT MANIFESTO for ART\n	NOTES\nNINE YESTERDAY’S FUTURE\nTEN HOW TO Gavin Grindon\nELEVEN Who is not Against Us is With Us, Currency Alphabet Series\nTWELVE MOON Cycle\nTHIRTEEN The rise of the reproducible political graphic\nFOURTEEN Manual Labours Manuals\n	NOTES\nFIFTEEN Who made you God?\nSIXTEEN RiotID GUIDE from DISMALAND\nSEVENTEEN I SPY CULTURAL HEGEMONY\nEIGHTEEN 4th Meeting of the Emily Davison Lodge\nNINETEEN Leaflets fromthe Project ‘Fly Democracy’\nTWENTY Double City (Chapter One)\nTWENTY ONE A NEW ART OF ROAMING?\n	NOTES\nTWENTY TWO Let’s forget everything and get drunk\nTWENTY THREE TIPS TIPS for ARTISTS\nTWENTY FOUR Power in the hands of the elite #02 The Little Riot Press\nTWENTY FIVE From DIY to UBI: the political horizons of a Gig Guide Pamphlet: 1999-2017 and beyond.\n	NOTES\nTWENTY SIX The politics of form: zines and the aesthetics of grassroots knowledge production\n	LOCATING THE ZINE\n	ZINES AND DIY POLITICS\n	KNOWLEDGE FORMS: ‘E-ZINES ARE NOT ZINES!’\n	THE MATERIAL FORM OF ALTERNATIVE KNOWLEDGE\n	DISRUPTING THE INTIMACY OF ZINE EXCHANGE\n	CONCLUSION\n	NOTES\nTWENTY  SEVEN ‘Breed!’: the graphic satire of the Birth Control Review\n	POSTSCRIPT\n	NOTES\nTWENTY EIGHT You Must Destroy The Student Within You: three programmes by the Situationist International, King Mob, and the International Werewolf Conspiracy (1966-1968)\n	ON THE POVERTY OF STUDENT LIFE\n	TWO LETTERS ON STUDENT POWER\n	DESTROY IT!\n	CONCLUSION\n	NOTES\nTWENTY NINE From Other City to Same City: manifestos for the everyday\n	51 SATURDAYS: CREATING ‘SOLID TIME’\n	BREAD AND PAMPHLETS\n	DEUS EX MACHINA\n	IN DEFENCE OF THE POLITICAL AND THE POETIC: SAME CITY AND OTHER ACTIONS\n	ART CONTEXT IN GREECE A ND THE WESTERN WORLD\n	NOTES\nTHIRTY Reading lineages of migration and resistance through Montreal’s community archives\n	INTRODUCTION\n	COMMUNITY-BASED PUBLICATIONS\n	CARIBBEAN AND HAITIAN MOBILIZATION IN MONTREAL\n	‘FANM VLE PALE’: HAITIAN MIGRANT WOMEN’S VOICES IN QUEBEC\n	HAITIAN WOMEN PRODUCING THEIR OWN RESEARCH\n	COLLECTIVE KNOWLEDGE FOR COLLECTIVE LEARNING\n	‘AN NOU TANDE YO’36: FANM POTO MITAN AS POLITICAL VOICE\n	THE IMMIGRANT WORKERS CENTRE\n	LA VOIX DES MIGRANT(E)S\n	CONCLUSION: ACTIVATING PAMPHLETS AND COMMUNITY-BASED PUBLICATIONS\n	NOTES\nTHIRTY ONE The pamphleteer in the age of  the Dark Enlightenment: online manifestos of theAlt-Right\n	NOTES\nTHIRTY TWO radical reThink(ing) HE a polyphonic manifesto for six voices – not a rant but a chorale\n	PRELUDE\n	VOICE 1\n	VOICE 2\n	VOICE 3\n	VOICE 4\n	VOICE 5\n	VOICE 6\n	NOTES\nTHIRTY THREE Pursuing the digital pamphleteer\n	SIGNIFICANCE OF THE DIGITAL\n	PAMPHLETEERING STRATEGIES\n	POTENTIAL INTERFACE\n	PERFORMATIVE MODES\n	NOTES\nSELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY