Journal of Aesthetics and Protest 6 (Journal of Aesthetics and Protest, Volume 2)

A new journal for the Clamor generation. A collection of essays and articles covering the intersections of art, activism, and criticism. Think of the Baffler taking it to the streets, puppets in tow, and you'll have some idea of this new journal's vibrancy. And a good anarchist theory and praxis undoubtedly helps. Contents include: Section 1, I Love To We (I love to we - editorial; Cooking Together at the Bicycle Kitchen; Refining the Art of Preservation; SF Victory Gardens 2007+; Collaborators & Participants; D.D.I.Y. Dont Do It Yourself; (De)Appropriation Project: Bruce Tomb; Invitation to a Telepathic Talking Circle; Other Options, A Closer Look at Food; Craftnight!; Town Hall Meetings Five Cities Discuss; Seedballs, a Judo Trick to Germinate; What We Know of Our Past; Feral Trade; Learning To We), Section 2, Antiwar Surveys (Section 2 Forward: Dissidents; Andrew Boyd; 9 Scripts From a Nation at War; Scale: Measuring Might in the Media Age; Artists at War; Arlington West; Art for a Democratic Society; Berkeley Marine Recruiting Station Campaign; Wells Fargo Embargo; Eric Estenzo, ISMC 99-2005, OIF I Veteran; Ehren Tool; Direct Action to Stop the War (DASW); DASW/ Chevron Richmond Refinery Action; DASW/ Still Dancing Action Collective; LA VS WAR; iBush: 1000 Words for Bush; Peace I Give to You; Hillary Mushkin; Santa Barbara Antiwar; Renaming Bush Street), Section 3, Another Theory Section (Section 3 Forward - Arriving Now; May Day 2006 & The Student Walkouts; On the Youth House Protests; Whats it Like Out There?; The Spirit of Proximity; You-tube Sized:10 Radical Things; For the De-Incapacitation of Community Art; Wasn't There a Party at Frank Zappa's; We The Feared, Unnamable; Sunset in the Imperial City; The Social Ecology of Carbon; Towards a Gay Politics of Play; Make it Stop; Texting & Graffitti)