Arts of the Working Class is a multilingual publishing program at the intersection of art, society, poverty and wealth. Sold on the streets, vendors keep 100% of the revenues.
Contributors
María Inés Plaza Lazo
Creator of Arts of the Working Class
Dalia Maini
is a writer, spoken words performer, cultural agitator, and AWC editor in chief.
Ido Nahari
is a sociologist, researcher and writer who works in the fields of cultural revivalism, social welfare and the commodification of emotions.
Elisa Fuenzalida
is a researcher and cultural worker. She has directed research projects such as El futuro era tu cuerpo, Ensamblajes del Cuidado and Afectos en Re-existencia.
Theresa Zwerschke
(*1993, Germany) works as an artist, organizer and educator with a specific interest in cultural practices striving for systemic change.
Amelie Jakubek
is an artist, editor and organizer researching methodologies of collectives. She is working with AWC, Archive Books, the Collective Commune/ الكوميونة (Cairo and Berlin) and the association Membrane e.V..
Alina Kolar
is fed up and starved by the system at the same time. Years later, still.
Matylda Krzykowski
is a designer, curator and artist focusing on collaborative and performative projects in physical and digital space. Krzykowski’s work is introspective, as it explores and experiments with the inner mechanisms of design, art and architecture.
Mohammad Salemy
is an independent Berlin-based artist, critic and curator from Canada. He holds a BFA from Emily Carr University and an MA in Critical Curatorial Studies from the University of British Columbia.