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Thank you to everyone who joined us for the opening of if a song could be freedom ...Organized Sounds of Resistance.
If you weren't able to join us, this exhibition is running through September 6, 2015. Visit our website for more info, and stay tuned for related programming and events!
Coming up at Interference Archive:
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Ayotzinapa: a multimedia presentation
Wednesday, July 15th 7pm
Hundreds of thousands of people across the world have taken to the streets to protest the disappearance of 43 students on from the Ayotzinapa Rural Teachers College in Guerrero, Mexico. Andalusia Knoll was one of the first international reporters to cover the students disappearances, and will present photos, videos and stories about the dignified resistance of the families of the disappeared students and the Ayotzinapa Normalistas.
read more...
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Film Screening:
Working Slowly (Radio Alice)
Friday, July 17th 7pm
As part of the exhibition if a song could be freedom..., we will be screening Working Slowly (Radio Alice), a film about Radio Alice, an Italian pirate radio station. Revisiting the Italy of the radical 1970s and its obsessions with class struggle, creative anarchy, and macrame ponchos, Radio Alice provides a fascinating glimpse of a time of protest.
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Come work with us!
Interference Archive has co-working space available immediately, and more desks available August 1. Desks are in a naturally lit room with windows facing out at street level and adjacent to the IA exhibition space in Gowanus, Brooklyn. Spaces are in a shared work area (of four desks) and rent is $350/month including utilities and High speed internet. Current renters are artists, filmmakers, designers, and activists. Interest in engaging with IA's archival collection is a plus. Email kevin[at]justseeds[dot]org if you're interested.
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Ongoing Exhibition:
if a song could be freedom...Organized Sounds of Resistance promo video and mixtapes!
June 25 – September 6, 2015
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We will be releasing a mixtape each week for the duration of the if a song could be freedom…Organized Sounds of Resistance exhibition. We have asked organizers, musicians and fellow travelers to curate songs on a variety of themes. You can check out the first two installments on our blog or at Archive.org
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Still taking pre-orders on our limited edition 7" vinyl EP!
We received test pressings for the record last week and are moving along with production and organizing a record release, scheduled for the end of August. We'll post updates here and on our website.
Reserve your copy now if you haven't already!
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Upcoming workshop:
Documents of Resistance: timelines workshop
Saturday, July 25th, 4-6pm
2000 - present: Artists of Color in a Globalized Art Market
This series of workshops explores the intersection of events and activities by artists of color and civil rights by collaboratively mapping out the history of cultural activism. Timelines is a collaborative art-making workshop.
Registration is required. For more details and to register, visit our website.
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