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We cover artists from around the globe whose work explores and realizes social change. Our goal is to provide a narrative about these activist efforts while simultaneously participating in them. Maintained by The Groundswell Collective since 2007.

Out Now!: Groundswell Journal on Crisis Folklore

James David Morgan wrote this post at 1:25 pm on March 2nd, 2010.

Groundswell’s journal is hot off the presses, and available in our online store.  Copies are available in select book stores (see below) and are coming soon to the rest of the country and the UK!  If you’re interested in helping to distribute copies, please contact us.

Copies of Groundswell: Crisis Folklore

This first edition focuses on crisis folklore, and includes contributions by us, Gavin Grindon (the Laboratory of Insurrectionary Imagination), Susan Sakash (RadKidCare), John Hulsey and collaborators (City Life/Vida Urbana), Karl Fitzgerald (Real Estate 4 Ransom), the Team Colors Collective, and Chris Kennedy (basekamp/The Institute for Applied Aesthetics).

You can also buy copies from the bookstores below.

Also, stop by Provisions Library in Washington, DC, and find a copy among their many other arts and social change resources.

Related posts:

  1. Call for Submissions: Groundswell Seeks Crisis Folklore
  2. Last Day for Proposal Submissions to Groundswell’s Journal
  3. Out Now! The Journal of Aesthetics & Protest Issue #7
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  5. Designing Interventions for the Future Ecologies of the Big Apple at Crisis Modes


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