The second reading group meeting in which we begin to read a book ‘The Dawn of Everything’ by David Graeber and David Wengrow.

The reading group at Museum of Care (museum.care) facilitated by Steven Bachelor

Voicing the Silence is an exhibition project addressing issues of gender equality in the home, on the legislative level, and in professional spheres such as the field of art.
CCI Fabrika, 18, Perevedenovsky side-street, Moscow, 105082, Russia,
online 3D walkthrough

In this short text, David describes his views on magic as a political process. The phrase with which the text begins is absolutely a punch line!
"Thessalian witches, it was said, would regularly make threats against the cosmos..."
Just imagine a world where people allow themselves to build THIS kind of relationship with the gods!

In preparation for #Carnival4David September Madrid: meeting with the working group every week

Publication of the essay: BEYOND THE MONASTIC SELF: JOINT MIND AND THE PARTIAL ILLUSION OF INDIVIDUATION
A previously unpublished essay by David Graeber:
In this short essay, David discusses how a very questionable idea, about the nature of human consciousness, shapes the academic world into a machine for producing "great minds" and, in the end, justifies social structures of inequality.

A previously unpublished essay by David Graeber:
In this short essay, David discusses how a very questionable idea, about the nature of human consciousness, shapes the academic world into a machine for producing "great minds" and, in the end, justifies social structures of inequality.

Here is a list of music that David was listening to. There’re 17839 tracks. You're viewing the first of 744 pages.

We just published a catalog of David’s articles. So far, there are 108. Now we have a lot of work to do:

On the square in front of the Reina Sofia Museum, we are going to host Visual Assembly as an international project linked to the 1st anniversary of David's death.