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Beacon, NY-based artist and professor Steve Lambert talks about the perils of working in 'new media' (as opposed to 'old media'), particularly around scarcity and the market. He discusses the Center for Artistic Activism, the non-profit he co- founded, including a project in Macedonia that addressed the rampant corruption with a "Bribe Box," a clever workaround for illegal protesting in Barcelona, and training artist-activists in actually achieving 'wins,' unambivalently, and the complex relationships between art and activism and how they can come together.
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Beacon, NY-based artist and professor Steve Lambert talks about the perils of working in 'new media' (as opposed to 'old media'), particularly around scarcity and the market. He discusses the Center for Artistic Activism, the non-profit he co- founded, including a project in Macedonia that addressed the rampant corruption with a "Bribe Box," a clever workaround for illegal protesting in Barcelona, and training artist-activists in actually achieving 'wins,' unambivalently, and the complex relationships between art and activism and how they can come together.

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