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“Many artists aspire to be revolutionary, but Steve Lambert is truly original and radical.“ – Sarah Kirk Hanley, print curator
“He’s an artist, activist, interventionist, teacher, leader, role model, and technology guru.“ – Michelle Levy, Elizabeth Foundation
“Steve Lambert – his person and his work – exists on a continuum in a long line of absurdist provocateurs hell bent on changing the world for the better one sincere, well-formed, slightly ridiculous gesture at a time.” – Sam Gould, artist, Red76
“Steve Lambert has been a provocateur for over ten years now, and he continues to shock, inpire, and spur us to action” – Patrick Frank, author and art historian.
“That’s a wonderful spoof!” – Howard Zinn, historian, regarding Emma Goldman Institute for Anarchist Studies
With the Meth Lab Cold Brew Coffee Method, you can brew 800ml of coffee concentrate from 12oz of
Back in 2011 I wrote a short piece called “No One Wants to Watch a Drum Circle” for
Published on Creative Time Reports The maker of “Capitalism Works for Me” on corporate philanthropy’s role in the art world, the ethics and compromises of getting paid, and who deserves public scrutiny. On October 10, 2014, my stomach was in knots. I was at home in Beacon, NY, trying to swallow my lunch while my
Natalie Bennett (leader of the UK Green Party) and I talk capitalism!
Powerful stuff yesterday: “I come from a privileged background and the system is set up to benefit me. So, absolutely, I benefit every day from a system set up for inequality” So many thoughtful Londoners!
London Day 4: Capitalism lost BIG yesterday at Chrisp St. Market – a more working class and minority area. We had more participation there than any other location in London and some very smart analysis. Here’s a sample…
Here we had the most participants, and the first day Capitalism came out on top. But hear what
Capitalism Works For Me! True/False for the 2 Degrees Festival, Day 2 of a 6 day tour of
Capitalism Works For Me! True/False for the 2 Degrees Festival, Day 1 of a 6 day tour of
I’m doing a podcast with Stephen Duncombe and Patricia Jerido from the Center for Artistic Activism. Each month
Add-Art is a Firefox addon that replaces website advertising with art. Originally developed in 2008, the 2.0 release allows users to choose between different sources of art from The Brooklyn Museum, Eyebeam, Kadist Foundation, NASA, and Rhizome. The plugin works alongside AdBlock Plus, which blocks online ads, and replaces that blank space with art images.
At the School for Creative Activism in Barcelona, we created a carnival outside a hospital to demonstrate the