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Am Freitag und Samstag durften wir in die Welt der eintauchen im Rahmen des /ecm diskurs und Workshops mit Maria Ines Plaza Lazo mit Moderation von .

Wir bedanken uns herzlich für die vielseitigen Einblicke in ein komplexes Themengebiet zwischen Klassenverständnis, Umverteilung von Wohlstand und der unermüdlichen, multilingualen Publikationsarbeit der .

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/ecm diskurs 77: Redistributing Wealth: Publishing Arts of the Working Class

Friday, April 10, 2024, 7pm
Universität für angewandte Kunst Wien, Flux 2
Vordere Zollamtsstraße 7, 1030 Wien

register at [email protected]

Arts of the Working Class is sold on the streets by people in precarious living conditions, while also circulating through museums, biennials, bookstores, and social movements worldwide. By connecting these different spheres, the newspaper rethinks how wealth—material, cultural, and symbolic—can be redistributed through publishing. In this lecture and workshop, publisher and founder María Inés Plaza Lazo will share insights into the editorial and curatorial strategies of Arts of the Working Class.

María Inés Plaza Lazo is a writer, editor, and cultural worker from Guayaquil, Ecuador. She is the cofounder, publisher and editor at large of Arts of the Working Class, a multilingual street journal on poverty and wealth, art and society. Trained in art history in Munich and shaped by transnational feminist practice, her work moves between publishing, curating, and collective pedagogy – always questioning who art is for and under what conditions it circulates.

Lecture: María Inés Plaza Lazo writer, editor, and cultural worker, Guayaquil, Ecuador
Moderation: Nora Sternfeld Professor of Art Education, HFBK Hamburg, /ecm Directors's team