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'Love & Revolution' Reading group: Answerability

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This week we will read the short piece by Mikhail Bakhtin, ‘Art and Answerability‘; and the Intro + Circles 1 and 2 in The Coming Insurrection, by the ‘invisible committee.’ For access to the readings and more information, check our website: http://loveandrevolution.wordpress.com

This talk is part of the 'Love and Revolution' reading group series.

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