Thesis Collections
Thesis Collections present material artifacts, research notes, visual essays, and audio records as products of study. This artistic and archival practice of sharing in study intends to know our histories, imagine our futures, and ground us in the present. Research Thesis are ongoing and collaborative to provide community the opportunity to deeply engage with a particular theory or idea.
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Co-Operation Freedom
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Freedom may be reclaimed through the organized cooperation of the people. Ownership is the pursuit of freedom for an individual or a few — it’s roots in the idea that there’s not enough freedom for all of us. We’re too abundant for ownership. Share what you own — your time, your practice, your care. In cooperation we reclaim our history, our being, our ability to afford to care for another, our healing, and the peace in our spirit.
Material Artifacts
Physical objects designed to retain the findings from contemporary studies and inform continued conversation.
ITS-IN-SCOPE
[Archive]
ITS-IN-SCOPE
[Archive]
Research Notes
A collection of subjective research that provides context for contemporary studies — this mix of ancestral and intuitive documentation is curated communally in support of figuring it out together.
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Visual Essay
Starring Honey Bluu and Sara Luttrell. Direction by Marvin James. Photography by Daion Chesney. Styling by Dash Anderson of Dash Vintage.
thesis
Co-Operation Freedom
seasons
Fall 2020
contributors
Marvin James
Honey Bluu
Sara Luttrell
Daion Chesney
Dash Anderson
Mary D
partners
Dash Vintage