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artistas
subcultura
cultura de movimento social
centros sociais autonomes ocupados
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Qual é o papel dos artistas e da arte nas ocupações? Este texto está aparado nas ideias de contracultura e "êxodo" em direção à autonomia, sendo influenciado pelo anarquismo e pela política de esquerda. Artistas não se sentem em casa no sistema capitalista. A subcultura reforça ações de resistência. Há múltiplas histórias de ocupações de natureza comunitária em países europeus. A arte nas ocupações é parte da cultura de movimento social. O texto detalha vários estudos de caso de artistas da cidade de Nova York no movimento de ocupações por lá e comenta sobre artistas no movimento de ocupações na Europa. Músicos, artistas de rua, cineastas, ativistas da mídia também estão envolvidos de forma central em ocupações. O conceito de "instituições monstruosas", a arte da prática social e a institucionalização de antigas ocupações são discutidos.
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