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If We Don’t Connect It to Race and Class, Then Green Politics Is Just High-End Consumerism
Instead of advocating “green” lifestyles that are financially and culturally inaccessible to millions of Americans, artist Marc Bamuthi Joseph proposes we ask: What sustains life in a community? More -
Clearing the Air: Artists Take on Corporate Influence in Natural History Museums
Ahead of the People’s Climate March, Creative Time Reports Editor Marisa Mazria Katz speaks with the artist collective Not An Alternative about their Natural History Museum, a new project that confronts the unsavory influence of corporate cash on science institutions. More -
David Byrne: Will Work for Inspiration.
As part of Creative Time Reports’ Summit Series, musician, artist and bicycle diarist David Byrne considers New York City’s present and future, at a moment of rising economic inequality that he argues is having dire effects on culture. More -
Guantanamo Is Not an Exception: U.S. Prison Policy, from California to Cuba
In this podcast, artists Chitra Ganesh and Mariam Ghani, whose work explores subjects like the prison at Guantanamo Bay and the “war on terror,” speak with human rights lawyers Alexis Agathocleous and Ramzi Kassem about U.S. prison policy across the globe. More -
20 Years After NAFTA, Many Worlds Are Possible
Caleb Duarte and Mia Eve Rollow from EDELO (En Donde Era La UNO/Where the United Nations Used to Be) explore the effects of the North American Free Trade Agreement in Chiapas, Mexico’s poorest state and the site of the Zapatista revolution sparked by the agreement. More






