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For the 60th International Venice Biennale, the Fondation Louis Vuitton has invited French artist Ernest Pignon-Ernest to present Je Est Un Autre, a unique exhibition conceived especially for the Espace Louis Vuitton Venezia.

A delegation from Workers' Liberty and Solidarity attended the annual fete of the French Trotskyist organisation Lutte Ouvriere on 26-28 May. This fete, a tradition for over 30 years now, attracts around 20,000 people each year - somewhat fewer this year on account of almost continuous rain. It is held in large grounds about half-an-hour from Paris, with some 200 stalls offering food, drink, games, and information, plus music, dancing, and forums for political debate.

A short biography of Chinese anarchist veteran Lu Jianbo

P. Guillaume and Martin Grainger, a pseudonym of Maurice Brinton, in Solidarity pamphlet #35, write on the Paris commune of 1871.

Includes a celebration of the Paris commune and a timely focus on black deaths in UK police custody

Passionate and divisive, just like their subject matter, this year’s commemorations marking the 150th anniversary of the Paris Commune have highlighted the enduring power of a revolution that was fer…

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Vive la Commune? The working-class insurrection that shook the world Communards and supporters at a barricade in the rue de Charonne, Paris. Photograph: Photo 12/UIG via Getty Images Communards and supporters at a barricade in the rue de Charonne, Paris. Photograph: Photo 12/UIG via Getty Images As Paris prepares to commemorate the 150th anniversary, the communards’ vision of a new form of radical democracy is once again dividing France Sun 7 Mar 2021 05.45 EST A couple of years ago, as railw...

2020: A Theater of the Absurd for Europe’s Playhouses The Times’s theater critics in London, Paris and Berlin reflect on a year of closures, reopenings, restrictions and curfews, in which the show somehow went on. At the National Theater in London in September. The city’s theaters were closed and reopened twice in 2020, then closed a third time.Credit...Lauren Fleishman for The New York Times Dec. 17, 2020 Matt Wolf, London Theater Critic Theater of the absurd has nothing on the ...

As a. commune this is where my grandfather spent the last years of his life before you could barely see or hear he was isolated from the world. i find that terrifying. day every now if its about me that i see but only the i know but there he was nearly blind and couldnt hear much what was in fact a kind of isolationism let me down and these are let me go. with thanks to his zest for life and positive attitude he compensated for that with friendships kobe southie often said now i am very on. but ...