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Art and Activism: Reimagining An Alternative World

  • New International Book Shop 54 Victoria Street Carlton, VIC, 3053 Australia (map)

Join us online for an American and Australian discussion of 'Art and Activism: Reimagining An Alternative World'.

Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/art-and-activism-reimagining-an-alternative-world-tickets-439411289997

Ben Juers and Stephanie McMillan will be in discussion about how art and activism can forge an alternative society and prompt discussions within our communities. The two artist will delve into the questions surrounding the importance and ability of art and activism.

This will be an online zoom event with Stephanie McMillan's selected books and prints available for a sale price on the night (lasting one wee). Join the online zoom event to receive the promo codes or come to NIBS that week to purchase for the sale price.

The event will be recorded and posted on YouTube. If you are unable to attend, you can email Maddie your questions at nibscoordinator@gmail.com and she will direct these to Stephanie and Ben to answer on the night.

AUS 9:30 PM

USA 6:30 AM

Zoom link will be sent one week prior or after you have registered via Eventbrite.

About Stephanie:

Love the Living; Fight the Machine!

"I make art about two main topics:

1. Social transformation away from class divisions and toward a truly sustainable future

2. Adorable funny plants and creatures, inspired by encounters where I live in Fort Lauderdale, Florida (traditionally Tequesta territory)

In both cases, my art is about connecting with one another in our common desire for a world without exploitation, oppression, extraction, objectification of living beings, and ecocide (which is omnicide, more accurately)."

About Ben:

Ben Juers is a cartoonist based in naarm/melbourne. He co-runs Glom Press and is a member of Workers Art Collective.