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Mediapolis Live, no. 3, Q & A, vol. 3September 22, 2018

Mediapolis Live: Dora Apel on “Beautiful Terrible Ruins: Detroit and the Anxiety of Decline” (Part 2)

By Brendan Kredell

[Ed. note: Mediapolis Live is an audio series of interviews, live events, and other discussions of cities and culture. An edited and condensed transcript of this interview follows; due to its length, we’re publishing it in two parts.]… Read More

Mediapolis Live, no. 3, Q & A, vol. 3September 16, 2018

Mediapolis Live: Dora Apel on “Beautiful Terrible Ruins: Detroit and the Anxiety of Decline” (Part 1)

By Brendan Kredell

[Ed. note: Mediapolis Live is an audio series of interviews, live events, and other discussions of cities and culture. An edited and condensed transcript of this interview follows; due to its length, we’re publishing it in two parts. The … Read More

Counterparts, no. 3, vol. 3August 28, 2018

1968 and Its Legacies Symposium, Or, The Historiohappening and Beyond

By Mark Broughton & Sophia Satchell-Baeza

In a conference that brought together so many political activists of the long 1968—including Tariq Ali, Kathleen Cleaver, and Mark Rudd—alongside numerous academic historians, it is unsurprising that there were tensions, at times voiced and at others latent: between activism …

The Mediapolis Q&A: Tim Lawrence on Dance Music Culture in New York City (Part Two)

By Lawrence Webb

[Ed. note: In part two of this Mediapolis Q&A, Tim Lawrence discusses the rapid changes to New York’s music scene in the neoliberal 1980s and the importance of reclaiming the legacy of disco as radical counterculture. For part one, … Read More

no. 3, Q & A, vol. 3August 20, 2018

The Mediapolis Q&A: Tim Lawrence on Dance Music Culture in New York City (Part One)

By Lawrence Webb

[Ed. note: In this two-part Mediapolis Q&A, Lawrence Webb talks to Tim Lawrence about his research into the cultural history of New York City following the recent international conference on disco at the University of Sussex. To read part … Read More