Lumpen — can refer to: * Lumpen (magazine), a Chicago based art and politics magazine * Lumpenproletariat, a term in Marxist economics * Swedish slang for military service, adopted by armed forces as a near formal word … Wikipedia
Versionfest — is a festival focused on emerging art, technology, and social activism. Version examines local systems and external networks that use visual and conceptual art strategies, innovative social practices, creative uses of new technologies, effective… … Wikipedia
Visual arts of Chicago — refers to paintings, prints, illustrations, textile art, sculpture, ceramics and other visual artworks produced in Chicago or by people with a connection to Chicago. Since World War II, Chicago visual art has had a strong individualistic streak,… … Wikipedia
Lumpenproletariat — (a German word meaning raggedy proletariat ) is a term first defined by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels in The German Ideology (1845) and later elaborated on in works by Marx.In The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Napoleon (1852), Marx refers to the… … Wikipedia
Terry Plumming — is a Chicago based recording label with a focus on experimental and nonsense music. Since 2003, it has released over 30 CD rs and two records, showcasing avant garde music mostly by Chicago artists, including Soft Serve, Bubblegum Shitface,… … Wikipedia
Select Media Festival — is a arts and media festival which occurs in Chicago, usually in the fall. Shows * Select Media fest 04 : “secret histories and imagined futures.” Photo Gallery ee also*Terry Plumming *Lumpen Magazine *Versionfest *Vice Magazine *Victory Auto… … Wikipedia
String Theory (band) — String Theory was an electronic music band from Chicago that existed from 1997 until 2005. The members were Joshua R. Davison and Nathan T. Tucker. Contemporaries included Casino vs Japan, Pulseprogramming, and Telefon Tel Aviv.The two now work… … Wikipedia
Lazenbee Industries — is a satirical creation of Don MacKeen and Jackie McMaster.Lazenbee Industries was founded in the mid 1990s in Chicago, in response to what MacKeen and McMaster perceived as an unhinged complacency on the part of elites in the USA and Europe.… … Wikipedia
Co-Prosperity Sphere (art gallery) — The Co Prosperity Sphere is an art gallery located in Bridgeport, Illinois, a neighborhood in Chicago. The gallery has been host to the Select Media Festival. See also Lumpen (magazine) Terry Plumming External links Review from TimeOut Review in… … Wikipedia
Black Panther Party — Infobox American Political Party party name = Black Panther Party party articletitle = Black Panther Party party foundation = October 15, 1966 colours = Black ideology = Marxism Leninism, Maoism, some elements of Black Nationalism fiscalpolicy =… … Wikipedia
