ARPS Plan
Statement of Intent for ARPS Panel
In October and November 2011, I spent four weeks among the ranks of anti-capitalist protesters in Zuccotti Park, New York City. My aim has been to capture the atmosphere of the protest - by turns a party, a political theatre, a place of personal desperation and suffering and where the possibility of police action hung like a dark cloud over the activists.
A remarkable variety of people immersed themselves in the camp - diverse in age, gender and race but united in their belief that modern capitalism fails the majority of people.
Hand-made placards carry the message of protest - sometimes humorous, often penetrating in their critique, their impact not diminished but enhanced by the lack of grammatical accuracy.
In October and November 2011, I spent four weeks among the ranks of anti-capitalist protesters in Zuccotti Park, New York City. My aim has been to capture the atmosphere of the protest - by turns a party, a political theatre, a place of personal desperation and suffering and where the possibility of police action hung like a dark cloud over the activists.
A remarkable variety of people immersed themselves in the camp - diverse in age, gender and race but united in their belief that modern capitalism fails the majority of people.
Hand-made placards carry the message of protest - sometimes humorous, often penetrating in their critique, their impact not diminished but enhanced by the lack of grammatical accuracy.
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ARPS Plan
Statement of Intent for ARPS Panel
In October and November 2011, I spent four weeks among the ranks of anti-capitalist protesters in Zuccotti Park, New York City. My aim has been to capture the atmosphere of the protest - by turns a party, a political theatre, a place of personal desperation and suffering and where the possibility of police action hung like a dark cloud over the activists.
A remarkable variety of people immersed themselves in the camp - diverse in age, gender and race but united in their belief that modern capitalism fails the majority of people.
Hand-made placards carry the message of protest - sometimes humorous, often penetrating in their critique, their impact not diminished but enhanced by the lack of grammatical accuracy.
In October and November 2011, I spent four weeks among the ranks of anti-capitalist protesters in Zuccotti Park, New York City. My aim has been to capture the atmosphere of the protest - by turns a party, a political theatre, a place of personal desperation and suffering and where the possibility of police action hung like a dark cloud over the activists.
A remarkable variety of people immersed themselves in the camp - diverse in age, gender and race but united in their belief that modern capitalism fails the majority of people.
Hand-made placards carry the message of protest - sometimes humorous, often penetrating in their critique, their impact not diminished but enhanced by the lack of grammatical accuracy.
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ARPS Qualification
ARPS Plan
Statement of Intent for ARPS Panel
In October and November 2011, I spent four weeks among the ranks of anti-capitalist protesters in Zuccotti Park, New York City. My aim has been to capture the atmosphere of the protest - by turns a party, a political theatre, a place of personal desperation and suffering and where the possibility of police action hung like a dark cloud over the activists.
A remarkable variety of people immersed themselves in the camp - diverse in age, gender and race but united in their belief that modern capitalism fails the majority of people.
Hand-made placards carry the message of protest - sometimes humorous, often penetrating in their critique, their impact not diminished but enhanced by the lack of grammatical accuracy.
In October and November 2011, I spent four weeks among the ranks of anti-capitalist protesters in Zuccotti Park, New York City. My aim has been to capture the atmosphere of the protest - by turns a party, a political theatre, a place of personal desperation and suffering and where the possibility of police action hung like a dark cloud over the activists.
A remarkable variety of people immersed themselves in the camp - diverse in age, gender and race but united in their belief that modern capitalism fails the majority of people.
Hand-made placards carry the message of protest - sometimes humorous, often penetrating in their critique, their impact not diminished but enhanced by the lack of grammatical accuracy.
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Date:
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