A GRAMMAR OF THE MULTITUDE

A GRAMMAR OF THE MULTITUDEFrom the press: Paolo Virno on the rich concept of the multitude as crucial to understanding contemporary life. Paolo Virnos A Grammar of the Multitude became the Italian theorists best known work in English, influencing a generation of activists and performance artists, when it was first published by Semiotext(e) in 2004. Two decades later, this new edition proves Virnos conception of contemporary lifeas a cartography of virtualities made possible by

then snow holding a disassembled red stained chest of drawers

how-tos on writing an avant-garde poem and driving a battered Japanese car that resembles a menopausal body

Val Wilmer

design as protest

Sissy opens a field that is both a network of roots and a lyric map

" —Pamela Lu

James Langdon looks at the conundrum of the visual communication of neuroscience

participatory work “lo precario” (the precarious): transformative acts that bridge the gap between art and life

selected by Maggie Nelson for Rescue Press' Black Box Poetry Prize

and didactic—often funny and always kind—Spoilers affords us new ways of thinking about how we use works of art to be together even when we’re alone

the book serves as a practical guide to visually understanding and shaping the increasingly networked world of information and design

which lands him in prison and on trial