• who’s directing the show in Vancouver? on Power2012.ca

    who’s directing the show in Vancouver? on Power2012.ca

    Saturday, December 8 on Power2012.ca: who’s directing the Show in Vancouver? At 9:00am tomorrow (Saturday, December 8), tune in to Power2012.ca. Holly Goldsmith-Jones and Tobin Gibson, editors of GRAY,  will talk about the aesthetics of Vancouver and portions of its cash flow. Aesthetics of the City: who’s directing the show in Vancouver? is an extension of…


  • Red 76: This is An (A) Front – Radio!

    Red 76: This is An (A) Front – Radio!

    Next Saturday, December 15, 2012, will be the last day to check out Red 76: This is An (A) Front at UNIT/PITT Projects before we  close for a few weeks over the holiday period. We will be open again in January of the new year, but if anyone wishes to come in and talk to…


  • Red 76: This is An (A) Front – Literature!

    Red 76: This is An (A) Front – Literature!

    Alongside Red 76: This is An (A) Front‘s changing (store)front and their radio station in UNIT/PITT Projects (http://www.power2012.ca), a series of publications were produced at Publication Studio Vancouver that epitomize the collective’s interests in discussing politics and power in Vancouver and abroad. Texts include Atelier Populaire’s “Mai ’68: debut d’une lutte prolongee” which includes writing and posters…


  • The Question(s) of Occupy Vancouver, on Power2012.ca

    The Question(s) of Occupy Vancouver, on Power2012.ca

    Sunday, November 25 on Power2012.ca: Applying Political Theory to Occupy Vancouver At 1:30pm today, tune in to Power2012. Tristan Markle and Sean Antrim, editors of The Mainlander, will talk about the 100 Mile political diet, the role of “the contradiction”, the crisis of leadership, and other questions brought forward by the anniversary of Occupy Vancouver.…


  • Peace Library at UNIT/PITT Projects

    Peace Library at UNIT/PITT Projects

    Since the beginning of November, set up during Wrong Wave, Sharona Franklin and Tanner Matt’s Peace Library has been been residing at the Pitt. Franklin and Matt see Peace Library as a project that “… curates and facilitates a diverse archive of ideas and objects which will have assembled themselves by happenstance by way of publishing, transcribing…