A reading of Ed Sanders’ epic poem The Life and Poetry of Allen Ginsberg

Sunday, October 12, 8 pm

At the Living Theater, 21 Clinton Street, 10002
(Between Houston and Stanton, near F train, 2nd Avenue stop)
212-729-8050

This year's Renewing the Anarchist Tradition (RAT) conference--to be held November 7-9, in Montpelier, Vermont--is almost full. If you'd like to register, please get in touch ASAP, as there are only a few spots left and it's on a first-come, first-serve basis. Below you'll find the registration information.

RAT REGISTRATION

This year's Renewing the Anarchist Tradition (RAT) conference--to be held November 7-9, in Montpelier, Vermont--is almost full. If you'd like to register, please get in touch ASAP, as there are only a few spots left and it's on a first-come, first-serve basis. Below you'll find the registration information.

RAT REGISTRATION

This year's Renewing the Anarchist Tradition (RAT) conference--to be held November 7-9, in Montpelier, Vermont--is almost full. If you'd like to register, please get in touch ASAP, as there are only a few spots left and it's on a first-come, first-serve basis. Below you'll find the registration information.

RAT REGISTRATION

This year's Renewing the Anarchist Tradition (RAT) conference--to be held November 7-9, in Montpelier, Vermont--is almost full. If you'd like to register, please get in touch ASAP, as there are only a few spots left and it's on a first-come, first-serve basis. Below you'll find the registration information.

RAT REGISTRATION

Nigeria: Recent Struggles Against Enclosure
Sunday, October 19th
Bluestockings Books
172 Allen Street, 7pm

Silvia Federici and George Caffentzis will discuss the long struggle people in the Niger Delta have made against the international oil companiesʼ destruction of their land, their environment, and their livelihood, placing these developments in the context of the ʽpeak oilʼ debate and the fate of the communal lands in Africa. Organized by Team Colors Collective.

BENEFIT AUCTION FOR ABC NO RIO FUNDRAISING PUSH FOR NO RIO'S BUILDING FUND

WILL BE HELD AT THE ANGEL ORENSANZ FOUNDATION FOR THE ARTS
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 22, 2008 / 7-10PM

Who:
For almost 30 years, ABC No Rio has been a vibrant part of New York City's radical cultural scene. It is an open venue for emerging artists, internationally known for its commitment to a socially engaged culture. No Rio has meant many things to many people, but its mission remains constant: a commitment to political and social engagement, to an expanded vision of possibility for the lives of our neighborhoods, cities, and societies, to a place where people share resources and ideas to impact society, culture, and community. This benefit will allow this tradition to continue and flourish.

What:
The gala will include a benefit auction of 60 works by Jacob Hashimoto, Lady Pink, Shirin Neshat, Claes Oldenburg, Tom Otterness, Kembra Pfahler, Andres Serrano, Kiki Smith, Chris Stain, Swoon and many others.  (Visit www.abcnorio.org/benefit2008 for a comprehensive list of artists and committee members).

The Lower East Side's patron saint of the uncool, Reverend Jen, will host the gala as Master of Ceremonies.  The event will feature burlesque performances by Aurora Boob Realis, Boobie von Trapp, and Jezebel Express. The Hungry March Band will punctuate the evening with brass and drum beats.

For more information please visit ABC No Rio website: http://www.abcnorio.org/benefit2008.

Signs of Change Dutch Provo Event!
Friday, October 24, 2008, 6-8pm
at Exit Art, 475 10th Ave, NY, NY,
PREMIERE SCREENING of Dutch Provo Footage

Premiere screening of newly subtitled short films and footage of the 1960s Dutch Provo movement, and book release of Richard Kempton’s Provo: Amsterdam’s Anarchist Revolt (in collaboration with Autonomedia).

Speakers include: Jordan Zinovich, Lindsay Caplan, and Janna Schoenberger

BENEFIT AUCTION FOR ABC NO RIO FUNDRAISING PUSH FOR NO RIO'S BUILDING FUND

WILL BE HELD AT THE ANGEL ORENSANZ FOUNDATION FOR THE ARTS
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 22, 2008 / 7-10PM

Who:
For almost 30 years, ABC No Rio has been a vibrant part of New York City's radical cultural scene. It is an open venue for emerging artists, internationally known for its commitment to a socially engaged culture. No Rio has meant many things to many people, but its mission remains constant: a commitment to political and social engagement, to an expanded vision of possibility for the lives of our neighborhoods, cities, and societies, to a place where people share resources and ideas to impact society, culture, and community. This benefit will allow this tradition to continue and flourish.

What:
The gala will include a benefit auction of 60 works by Jacob Hashimoto, Lady Pink, Shirin Neshat, Claes Oldenburg, Tom Otterness, Kembra Pfahler, Andres Serrano, Kiki Smith, Chris Stain, Swoon and many others.  (Visit www.abcnorio.org/benefit2008 for a comprehensive list of artists and committee members).

The Lower East Side's patron saint of the uncool, Reverend Jen, will host the gala as Master of Ceremonies.  The event will feature burlesque performances by Aurora Boob Realis, Boobie von Trapp, and Jezebel Express. The Hungry March Band will punctuate the evening with brass and drum beats.

For more information please visit ABC No Rio website: http://www.abcnorio.org/benefit2008.

Bristol Radical History Week 2008

Off With Their Heads! Assassins, Plots & Regicide
Saturday 25th October To Tuesday 4th November 2008

January 2009 sees the 360th anniversary of the regicide of Charles I and the creation of the English Republic, a unique moment in our island's history. To commemorate this momentous event, Bristol Radical History Week 2008 features 10 days of lectures, debates, gigs and 'happenings' dedicated to the men and women who have attempted to instigate political change, through fair means or foul. Join us, as we explore the past to discover the present.

Bristol Radical History Week 2008

Off With Their Heads! Assassins, Plots & Regicide
Saturday 25th October To Tuesday 4th November 2008

January 2009 sees the 360th anniversary of the regicide of Charles I and the creation of the English Republic, a unique moment in our island's history. To commemorate this momentous event, Bristol Radical History Week 2008 features 10 days of lectures, debates, gigs and 'happenings' dedicated to the men and women who have attempted to instigate political change, through fair means or foul. Join us, as we explore the past to discover the present.

Bristol Radical History Week 2008

Off With Their Heads! Assassins, Plots & Regicide
Saturday 25th October To Tuesday 4th November 2008

January 2009 sees the 360th anniversary of the regicide of Charles I and the creation of the English Republic, a unique moment in our island's history. To commemorate this momentous event, Bristol Radical History Week 2008 features 10 days of lectures, debates, gigs and 'happenings' dedicated to the men and women who have attempted to instigate political change, through fair means or foul. Join us, as we explore the past to discover the present.

Bristol Radical History Week 2008

Off With Their Heads! Assassins, Plots & Regicide
Saturday 25th October To Tuesday 4th November 2008

January 2009 sees the 360th anniversary of the regicide of Charles I and the creation of the English Republic, a unique moment in our island's history. To commemorate this momentous event, Bristol Radical History Week 2008 features 10 days of lectures, debates, gigs and 'happenings' dedicated to the men and women who have attempted to instigate political change, through fair means or foul. Join us, as we explore the past to discover the present.

Bristol Radical History Week 2008

Off With Their Heads! Assassins, Plots & Regicide
Saturday 25th October To Tuesday 4th November 2008

January 2009 sees the 360th anniversary of the regicide of Charles I and the creation of the English Republic, a unique moment in our island's history. To commemorate this momentous event, Bristol Radical History Week 2008 features 10 days of lectures, debates, gigs and 'happenings' dedicated to the men and women who have attempted to instigate political change, through fair means or foul. Join us, as we explore the past to discover the present.

Bristol Radical History Week 2008

Off With Their Heads! Assassins, Plots & Regicide
Saturday 25th October To Tuesday 4th November 2008

January 2009 sees the 360th anniversary of the regicide of Charles I and the creation of the English Republic, a unique moment in our island's history. To commemorate this momentous event, Bristol Radical History Week 2008 features 10 days of lectures, debates, gigs and 'happenings' dedicated to the men and women who have attempted to instigate political change, through fair means or foul. Join us, as we explore the past to discover the present.

Bristol Radical History Week 2008

Off With Their Heads! Assassins, Plots & Regicide
Saturday 25th October To Tuesday 4th November 2008

January 2009 sees the 360th anniversary of the regicide of Charles I and the creation of the English Republic, a unique moment in our island's history. To commemorate this momentous event, Bristol Radical History Week 2008 features 10 days of lectures, debates, gigs and 'happenings' dedicated to the men and women who have attempted to instigate political change, through fair means or foul. Join us, as we explore the past to discover the present.

Bristol Radical History Week 2008

Off With Their Heads! Assassins, Plots & Regicide
Saturday 25th October To Tuesday 4th November 2008

January 2009 sees the 360th anniversary of the regicide of Charles I and the creation of the English Republic, a unique moment in our island's history. To commemorate this momentous event, Bristol Radical History Week 2008 features 10 days of lectures, debates, gigs and 'happenings' dedicated to the men and women who have attempted to instigate political change, through fair means or foul. Join us, as we explore the past to discover the present.

Bristol Radical History Week 2008

Off With Their Heads! Assassins, Plots & Regicide
Saturday 25th October To Tuesday 4th November 2008

January 2009 sees the 360th anniversary of the regicide of Charles I and the creation of the English Republic, a unique moment in our island's history. To commemorate this momentous event, Bristol Radical History Week 2008 features 10 days of lectures, debates, gigs and 'happenings' dedicated to the men and women who have attempted to instigate political change, through fair means or foul. Join us, as we explore the past to discover the present.

Bristol Radical History Week 2008

Off With Their Heads! Assassins, Plots & Regicide
Saturday 25th October To Tuesday 4th November 2008

January 2009 sees the 360th anniversary of the regicide of Charles I and the creation of the English Republic, a unique moment in our island's history. To commemorate this momentous event, Bristol Radical History Week 2008 features 10 days of lectures, debates, gigs and 'happenings' dedicated to the men and women who have attempted to instigate political change, through fair means or foul. Join us, as we explore the past to discover the present.

Bristol Radical History Week 2008

Off With Their Heads! Assassins, Plots & Regicide
Saturday 25th October To Tuesday 4th November 2008

January 2009 sees the 360th anniversary of the regicide of Charles I and the creation of the English Republic, a unique moment in our island's history. To commemorate this momentous event, Bristol Radical History Week 2008 features 10 days of lectures, debates, gigs and 'happenings' dedicated to the men and women who have attempted to instigate political change, through fair means or foul. Join us, as we explore the past to discover the present.