10/13 | ANTI-IMPERIALISM/INDEPENDENCE

The First Fake News? How the birth of modern mass tourism and the invention of the transatlantic telegraph gave way to the first (but not last) case of "fake news" distributed by mass media on a global scale. In the Jerome Greene Annex.

9/13 | THE BODY AND TROUBLE

8/13 | BREAKING SILENCE

7/13 | DISOBEDIENCE

6/13 | REVOLT: FOUCAULT IN IRAN

Exactly one year ago, thousands of people erected an ephemeral wall of post-its throughout the burrow-like hallways of 14th Street Subway station. Hundreds of thousands of colorful messages were written, put up, memorialized, photographed, touched, read, and cried upon --right before falling down the floor, only to be replaced with new post-its. They conveyed a little bit of fear, a little bit of hope, and, above all, things that we should remember before they become normalized: messages about gender and race equality, about police brutality, about values we hold dear that suddenly became endangered. The post-its have no theory, they have no space, they are part of the bodies of those who wrote it while they were walking through those dark passageways. Remembering, writing, being in contact with those reminders --this is also one of the modalities of uprising. As part of the 13/13 project on Uprising, these pictures want to convey that ephemeral moment: they are, also, fragmentary reminders of something that cannot be lost for history.

5/13 | SATYAGRAHA

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