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Medium since 1999 – Culture–Politics–Technology – DE/EN – Our Annual Project 2020 #SILENTWORKS – The Hidden Labor in AI-Capitalism – https://silentworks.info

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  1. Magdalena Taube: Pluriverse of Peace

    In the first half of the 20th century, a remarkable network of women existed in Sweden. Their activists bridged the intersection of feminism and the ecological commons, linking these issues to peace struggles in the face of war. First, they mobilized against World War I; later, they did the same...

  2. Pluriverse of Peace: Enikő Vincze

    The resurgence of militarism through ReArmEurope and Readiness 2030 promotes a war against the people, against the working class, which includes all individuals, whether employed, informal, domestic, paid or unpaid, involved in economic production or social reproduction. Ultimately, this means a...

  3. Pluriverse of Peace: Raúl Sánchez Cedillo

    We are living in a world that is sliding into ‘ecosystem chaos,’ where capitalism can no longer calculate its own future and war has become the only governing algorithm. War regimes seep into every aspect of society, from Ukraine to Palestine and from Silicon Valley platforms to the people they...

  4. Pluriverse of Peace: Sandro Mezzadra

    Political theorist Sandro Mezzadra examines the shifting landscapes of contemporary social movements in Europe. In his talk at the “Pluriverse of Peace” conference, Mezzadra reflects on recent mobilizations in Italy, ranging from political general strikes to student occupations, and traces how...

  5. Pluriverse of Peace: : Svitlana Matviyenko

    In the war that Russia is waging in Ukraine with the aim of wearing down its opponent, the destruction of the infrastructure of human and more-than-human life – in short, the environment– plays an important role. As Svitlana Matviyenko argued in her talk at the “Pluriverse of Peace” conference…

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  6. Pluriverse of Peace: Debora Darabi

    In her talk at the “Pluriverse of Peace” conference, Debora Darabi argued that war and climate crisis are not independent but are expressions of a single total social relation: capitalism as the self-movement of value. Drawing on Karl Marx’s analysis of alienation and subject formation, Darabi...

  7. Pluriverse of Peace: Pepe Dayaw

    Step into inner space, where people can explore and reflect on their feelings. The wars and environmental crises happening outside our walls also take place inside, manifesting as grief, anguish, and fear – emotions that often engender isolation and a sense of disconnection. Pepe Dayaw performed…

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  8. Shuree Sarantuya · Eco-Wars on Nomads

    Mongolia’s often unhoused underclass – nomadic and semi-nomadic peoples – are affected by the violence of colonial-capitalist development in multiple ways: robbed of their land, resources, etc. (and thus deprived of self-sufficiency) in the name of exploiting ‘mineral wealth’ and exposed to the...

  9. Pluriverse of Peace: eeefff

    This audio documents a multimedia intervention by the artist collective eeefff that explores how war, ecological collapse, and colonial infrastructures infiltrate daily life through invisibilized systems. Cyberwarfare, digital mapping, algorithmic assistants, and coded instructions quietly…

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  10. Kin City: Sandra Huning

    Urban Planning and ‘Making Kin’: Reflections on Multispecies Environmental Justice in Spatial Planning Cities did not come from nowhere like spaceships on an alien planet, but grew historically and relationally. This is often forgotten, precisely because they were often conceived and planned in...

  11. Kin City: Pepe Dayaw

    The City of Milk, Honey, and Other Leftovers Sari-Sari night: Pepe Dayaw A short walk in the streets and around every corner you can find old clothes waiting to find their new emperors. There are renegades of the hunter- gatherer, scavenging food from various surplus coffers. There are recycled...

  12. Kin City: Cata von Noxen, Sara Petrolova, Model Y. Schrottkiste

    VWagner City-Edda Oral storytelling: Cata von Noxen, Sara Petrolova, and Model Y. Schrottkiste A look from the future to the present. Cata von Noxen, Sara Petrolova and Model Y. Schrottkiste tell and decipher the forgotten “VWagner City-Edda.” How will future generations view all the hesitation…

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  13. Kin City: Constanza Mendoza

    Chuquicamata: Necropolitics and Autopoiesis of a Mining City Performance lecture and installation: Constanza Mendoza The Atacama Desert in Chile is marked as a colonial and imperial ‘empty’ space, conquered, occupied, plundered, and polluted for centuries. The first mineral extracted was silver,...

  14. Kin City: Farhana Sultana

    Climate (In)Justice in the Megacities of the Global South In the megacities of the Global South, urban inequalities collide with erratic climatic conditions, creating new crises and exacerbating old ones. Megacities in monsoon deltas face climate-related water crises in a variety of ways. This is...

  15. Kin City: Christine Winter

    Kin Cities in a Settler State – Whose Kin? When the English settlers began to conquer and colonize Aotearoa to make it New Zealand, they began a process of erasure. They wanted a blank page on which to write their history: the story of thriving cities and tamed nature, populated by creatures that...

  16. Kin City: ZBOR

    Balkans as Mining Colony? Rebooting Urban Eco-Struggles ZBOR (Združeni Balkanski Otpor i Rad) is a word with many layers of meaning for the people of the former Yugoslav countries. Most simply, it means gathering or assembly, and as such it is known in villages throughout the region. However, the...

  17. Kin City: Svjetlana Nedimović

    Urban Environmentalism in Sarajevo: Limits and Possibilities Subjecting all livelihoods to capitalist appropriation does not simply mean robbing ‘us’ of what belongs to ‘us.’ It means depriving ‘the people’ of common resources, that is, ‘our’ infrastructure of life (air, climate, health care,...

  18. Kin City: Paula Mikat and Cléo Mieulet

    Towards an Eco-Feminist Urban Metabolism: Turning Shopping Malls into Care Centers Today, we are challenged to combine anti-capitalist approaches with eco-feminist approaches to enable the development of the caring city we so desperately need on this deeply troubled planet. A collective political...

  19. Kin City: Debora Darabi and Ellen Gomes

    “Capitalism, Marginalized Communities, and Environmental (In)Justice in Berlin” Environmental stressors, such as air and noise pollution or lack of green space, disproportionately affect marginalized communities and worsen mental and physical health outcomes. These stressors do not exist in...

  20. Kin City: Nelli Kambouri and Dafni Karavola

    Contested Urban Ecologies in Athens: Caring Communities, Environmental Racism, and Green Policing Athens is a city where air pollution from vehicles is widespread, while the intensification of construction activity, often in the name of green development, has made green spaces scarce. Athens is...

  21. Kin City: Sandra Huning

    Kin City: Sandra Huning by Berliner Gazette

  22. Dopamin-Detox: Hype oder Hoffnung?

    Dopamin-Detox: Hype oder Hoffnung? by Berliner Gazette

  23. Demonstration viva palestina

    Für Projekt Protest

  24. Job Vs Nature Podcast

    Job Vs Nature Podcast by Berliner Gazette

  25. Allied Grounds: Svjetlana Nedimović, Paola Imperatore, and Francesca Gabbriellini

    Labor movements have been continually absorbed by market forces and thus repeatedly declared dead. In recent years, however, they have re-emerged as a potentially anti-capitalist force. At the same time, the environmental and climate movements in the Global North, long motivated by moral…

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  26. Allied Grounds: Dario Azzellini, Lorenzo Feltrin, and Brett Neilson

    In contemporary capitalism, workers are increasingly fragmented and divided, along the lines, for example, of productive and reproductive labor, wage and unpaid labor. Yet they could realize their common interests not least by confronting the capitalist threat to their social and ecological...

  27. Humming Exercise

    Humming Exercise by Berliner Gazette

  28. What does sustainable work look like for you?

    What does sustainable work look like for you? by Berliner Gazette

  29. Allied Grounds: Florin Poenaru and Jennifer Kamau

    (Neo)colonial capitalism is bringing about the end of the world. Environmentalists in the Global North urge us to recognize that this dystopian scenario is looming in the near future. For the oppressed peoples of the Global South, however, the apocalypse has been a reality for more than five...

  30. Ambient Revolts: Evelina Gambino and Sandi Hilal

    The final day of the “Ambient Revolts” conference sought to explore the politics of artificial intelligence (AAI) in mobility regimes in general and logistics in particular. Two speakers offered ways to address this issue: Evelina Gambino (Italy), who undertakes grassroots inquiries into…

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  31. Ambient Revolts: Sandi Hilal

    EN / The final day of the “Ambient Revolts” conference sought to explore the politics of artificial intelligence (AAI) in mobility regimes in general and logistics in particular. Two speakers offered ways to address this issue: Evelina Gambino (Italy), who undertakes grassroots inquiries into...

  32. Ambient Revolts: Evelina Gambino

    EN / The final day of the “Ambient Revolts” conference sought to explore the politics of artificial intelligence (AAI) in mobility regimes in general and logistics in particular. Two speakers offered ways to address this issue: Evelina Gambino (Italy), who undertakes grassroots inquiries into...

  33. Liquid Writing

    EN / The project “Liquid Writing – Schreiben im Fluss” was conceived, organized and carried out by the Berliner Gazette. In addition to a website, it consisted of two further components: a seminar (July 28 to August 1, 2010) and a radio broadcast, which was recorded and produced on the last day…

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  34. Post-Soviet Extractivism

    The essayistic experimental documentary “Stone of Hell” (dir.: Tekla Aslanishvili, Giorgi Gago Gagoshidze) follows the extraction, processing, and distribution of manganese. Considering this raw material the foundation for different modes of production (binding cultural, extractive, and arms...

  35. Empire & Ecology

    Efforts to label some forms of imperialism ‘good’ or ‘evil’ (or even the ‘lesser evil’) all too often miss the larger point: they share their origins in capitalist drives towards growth and domination, destroying the environment we all must share. If we trace the entanglement of empire and…

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  36. Caring Economies

    The space of political imagination and action that has emerged in this era of multiple crises needs to be harnessed towards a better and just world. Indeed, a radical transition is needed: If the common denominator of the multiple crises is extractive capitalism, then the question is how ‘we,’...

  37. 1. Self - Management

    1. Self - Management by Berliner Gazette

  38. 2. Economic Rights Economic Democracy

    2. Economic Rights Economic Democracy by Berliner Gazette

  39. 3. Workers' Education

    3. Workers' Education by Berliner Gazette

  40. 4. Quiet Sustainability

    4. Quiet Sustainability by Berliner Gazette

  41. 5. Antifascism

    5. Antifascism by Berliner Gazette

  42. 6. Non - Aligned Movement

    6. Non - Aligned Movement by Berliner Gazette

  43. Black Box East: Shouldering the West

    EN / Who are the Eastern workers shouldering the profits of the West? What are current struggles inside and outside the labor union context? What are the differences and commonalities between labor struggles in East Germany and Eastern Europe at large? What role does the rise of platform labor…

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  44. DIASPORIAN DISSONANCES

    The Eastbloc Antifascist Sound Alliance (@eastblocsound) is a community initiative created around the desire to connect an eclectic group of people working with sound in Eastern Europe, post-Soviet space, and Eastern European diaspora. In this geo-cultural context resistance against the rise of...

  45. Thoreau Walking

    This sound piece is based on a rereading of classics of anarchist and ecological literature, by authors such as Thoreau, Goldman, and others. Many of the lyrics, though they are over 100 years old, take listeners to still emerging grey undercurrents in the BLACK BOX EAST. Under the collective…

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  46. University Of The Phoenix @ SILENT WORKS

    The curse woven by an uncertain number of Mechanical Turk workers to abolish Amazon was encoded by these very workers in text fragments into Amazon’s empire, sometimes appearing visibly in the user comments of Amazon’s hegemonic marketplace, at other times smuggled into code and laced throughout...

  47. Giorgi Gago Gagoshidze @ SILENT WORKS

    “The source for this film is the personal life of my father, Nugzari, and his right hand. His hand has been playing a crucial role in his economic and social life and has always ensured his family’s financial stability. The film traces a physical and symbolic transition of his right hand: how the...

  48. NoCyberValley @ SILENT WORKS

    In a discursive environment, which corresponds to the imperative of economic-technological transformation, any criticism of it becomes an integral part of the resistance against the silencing of protest and labor struggles. Against this backdrop, NoCyberValley unlock the different voices of the...

  49. Encountering Silent Workers: AAI @ SILENT WORKS

    "How do we encounter silent workers? How do we see what is meant to be hidden behind apps and interfaces? In this project we went on an unusual search: the search for our personal encounters with silent workers as researchers, academics and scholars. While some of us hired workers in order to…

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  50. Peng! @ SILENT WORKS Interview #3: Mo, Lieferando rider in Berlin

    Interview with Mo, Lieferando rider in Berlin "If Lieferando is somewhat representative of today’s AI-capitalism, then Peng!s video prompts us to think how we can act within, against, and beyond this dehumanizing system of exploitation, extraction, and control." Watch a video of Peng!’s action...

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