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The Art School as Symbolic Opposition Richard Hudson-Miles, Kingston University rhudsonmiles@gmail.com LAtelier populaire - LEcole des beaux arts, May-June 68 Hornsey College of Art, May-June 68 (1998) Gilles Coren (1968) Design

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The Art School as Symbolic Opposition Richard Hudson-Miles, Kingston University rhudsonmiles@gmail.com

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SLIDE 2 L’Atelier populaire - L’Ecole des beaux arts, May-June ‘68
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SLIDE 3 Hornsey College of Art, May-June ‘68
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SLIDE 5 Gilles Coren (1968)
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SLIDE 8 Design Lance Wyman
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SLIDE 10 Student Protest Poster (1968)
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DESIRING-MACHINES

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SLIDE 13 Althusser (1964) ‘Student Problems’ Althusser et al (1965) ‘Reading Capital’ Rancière (1974) ‘Althusser’s Lesson’
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“The posters produced by the ATELIER POPULAIRE are weapons in the service of the struggle and are an inseparable part of it. Their rightful place is in the centers of conflict, that is to say, in the streets and on the walls of the factories. To use them for decorative purposes, to display them in bourgeois places of culture or to consider them as objects of aesthetic interest is to impair both their function and their effect. This is why the ATELIER POPULAIRE has always refused to put them on sale. Even to keep them as historical evidence of a certain stage in the struggle is a betrayal, for the struggle itself is of such primary importance that the position of an “outside” observer is a fiction which inevitably plays into the hands of the ruling class. That is why these works should not be taken as the final outcome of an experience, but as an inducement for finding, through contact with the masses, new levels of action, both on the cultural and the political plane.”

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SLIDE 19 Daniel Cohn-Bendit
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POLITICS

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SLIDE 28 Gucci (2018); Alberto Korda (1960) Guerrillero Heroico
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COMMODIFICATION FINANCIALISATION

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REVOLUTIONARY EDUCATION CANNOT BE PROVIDED BY THE CAPITALIST STATE’

(NEARY 2013)

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