McKenzie Wark writes in his current contribution to the new text of the Invisible Committee “To Our Friends” that the state has produced the anarchist Black Block as the negative subject of the state itself. If we assume that today […]
Brief Histories of Invisibility Posted on August 7, 2019 by youandwhosearmy? What follows is a transcript of my response to Andrew Culp’s presentation of research from his forthcoming book, Indiscernibility: The Politics of the Unseen (currently under contract with University of
Brief Histories of Invisibility
I would like to begin by contrasting Andrew’s project with the following passage from Jacques Rancière’s On the Shores of Politics as a way of grasping the discrepancy between the two aspects of socio-political power. Rancière writes, “Police intervention in
Brief Histories of Invisibility