Echo project

Verina Gfader; Rebecca Carson; Chris Kraus; Mark Allen; Fritz  Haeg; Neil Cummings; Robby Herbst; Johnnie JungleGuts; Kchung Radio; Ruth Höflich

Echo project

Verina Gfader, Rebecca Carson, Chris Kraus, Mark Allen, Fritz Haeg, Neil Cummings, Robby Herbst, Johnnie JungleGuts, Kchung Radio, Ruth Höflich

School of Communication and Culture - Aesthetics and Culture

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Echo project (ed. by Verina Gfader and Ruth Höflich) is an online publication and community board that developed from a visit to the Los Angeles Art Book fair in January 2014. It was on the occasion of a prior book project, titled Prospectus, that the editorial team had been invited by the LAABF team to both present the printed matter in the format of running a book stall, and stage a discursive event at the Classroom. Echo reverberates some of the encounters and debates there, with new commissioned chapters propelling a ongoing correspondence across urban environs:
An essay on the General Intellect and Financialization sets a conceptual ground for rethinking subjective freedom; an encounter with Another LA opens out a multitude of cartographies - revealing more discreet and politically dynamic movements in the urban grid; there are glimpses of Machine Project’s events, a visual story around mothers and demonology (Kathy Acker’s property deals in the UK), and more; and future materials formalized as poster texts . . .

Original language	English
Publication date	22 Nov 2016
Publication status	Published - 22 Nov 2016

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