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Italian Activists Fight for a Non-Militarist Future

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By Andreas Petrossiants
| Frieze Verified
Frieze PublishingYes, email me reviews, offers, and opinions by artists, writers, and editors from Frieze Frieze EventsYes, email me Frieze Events Inc and Frieze Events Ltd’s global programme information including special offers and benefits This article appears in the columns section of frieze 258, ‘Labour’ In June 2025, friends of mine in Padua invited me to a fundraiser at a radical space called Casa del Popolo Berta Càceres.
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Pay What You Want

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By Andreas Petrossiants
| Lux-Magazine.com
Last spring, I traveled to Padua, a medium-sized city in northern Italy, to visit autonomist feminist theorist Mariarosa Dalla Costa and look through her archive. I was searching for any primary documents that could help shed light on an exceptional militant tactic from 1970s Italy: autoriduzione.
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Squatters’ Rights

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By Andreas Petrossiants
| New York Review of Architecture
In the waning hours of the 1970s, flyers announcing a “Real Estate Show” at 123 Delancey Street began appearing on the Lower East Side. This wasn’t a luxury condo viewing, but rather an “art show celebrating insurrectionary urban development.” The leaflet featured a drawing, by local artist Becky Howland, of an octopus clutching a tenement house in each of its tentacles.
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