San jose anarchist

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Knights of Labor. Socialist Party. National Woman's Party. Richmond, Virginia — early March Recorded on a sunny day in the park mentioned in the interview, hence the occasional wind noise. Sean tells me about the Richmond slave insurrection of , anarchism in Richmond since , homeless activism.

Interview with Richmond, VA anarchist — 23 mins 2. Syracuse, NY — mid March This was the second last stop and found me once more in the snow and ice after my brief Virginia spring two days travel to the south. Sara and Stephen, two members of the Syracuse Solidarity Network, talk about anarchist organising, local anti war and feminist movements and activism in a rust belt town.

The second half is Stephen talking about how the experience of working with Common Ground in New Orleans after Kathrina radicalised him and in many ways is the most interesting segment of the six interviews. The interview covers everything from the difficulties of operating in a city where right wing Cuban exiles dominate the political landscape to community struggle for housing and organising in trailor parks. In partnership with the nearby San Jose Museum of Quilts and Textiles, staff members will distribute art kits for kids whose parents are waiting to vote.

Activities include spooky stories; Halloween-themed games, jokes and skits; a dance party; and contests for best costume and pumpkin carving with Target gift cards for the winners. There is a one-hour session at 6 p. Other sessions will include pairing food with beer, wine and spirits, and how food shapes our culture and community. For more information or to register, go to www. Imprisoned by the Nazis, he sketched on scraps. His fiery love affair with Hilla Rebay Guggenheim curator lasted a lifetime.

The Guggenheim was built to house his work. Why did the genius that survived all that suddenly stop painting? This is a San Francisco Playhouse commissioned work. In his time, Rudolf Bauer was considered by Solomon Guggeinheim to be an even greater painter than his contemporary, Kandinsky.

This production explores the power struggle and intrigue that caused this brilliant artist to disappear from the art world.