What can art do in an age of inequality, ecological collapse and technological feudalism? Metanarratives, the new e-magazine from mέta and DiEM25, brings together political art, leftist culture, poetry, essays and activist voices exploring art, politics and postcapitalism.
Introducing Metanarratives: a new e-magazine by MέTA | Centre for Postcapitalist Civilisation and DiEM25, dedicated to the space where art, activism and politics meet. Read the first issue: metanarratives.org/
As we work towards a postcapitalist epoch, the question is not only what we oppose, but what worlds we are capable of imagining and building together.
Art can open ways of seeing, feeling and imagining beyond the limits of the present. It is not decoration, commentary or escape.
Beyond the Mediterranean Graveyard
by João Romeiro Hermeto
metacpc.org/en/beyond-the-me…
Community #4Liberation: Yes, it’s utopian. And, it’s strategic.
Alexandria Shaner | @OfficialZNET
metacpc.org/en/community-4li…
Participatory Differences
Michael Albert @michaelalbertz | @OfficialZNET
"Participatory economics is a vision for a post-capitalist economy. But beyond these core agreements, what differences among themselves do participatory economy’s advocates have?"
metacpc.org/en/participatory…
mέta — Centre for Postcapitalist Civilisation retweeted
Join radical economist, Robin Hahnel, this June for a series of public talks on post-capitalism in Berlin, London and Belfast, including:
- Democratic Economic Planning: How to do it!
- A post-capitalist Green Economy
- System Change or Climate Change?
participatoryeconomy.org/eve…















