[Fdu] Assemblages: A Screening and Intervention by Angela Melitopoulos and Maurizio Lazzarato

[Cynthia Wright]

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Assemblages: A Screening and Intervention by Angela Melitopoulos and 
Maurizio Lazzarato*

Monday, April 25 
<https://www.facebook.com/events/calendar?adjusted_ts=1461567600&open_popup_on_init=1> at 
2 PM

Nat Taylor Cinema, N102 Ross Building, York University

Assemblages (2010-) is a long term audiovisual research project about 
Felix Guattari and his revolutionary psychiatric practice, his political 
activism as well as his ideas concerning ecosophy and his interest in 
animism especially in the Brazilian and Japanese context. It has been 
shown in M HKA (Antwerp), at the 2011 Berlinale, and at the 2012 Taipei 
Biennal, among others.

Angela Melitopoulos, born 1961 in Munich, lives and works in Berlin. She 
studied fine arts at the Art Academy Düsseldorf with Nam June Paik, is 
collaborating in political networks in Paris, Italy, Turkey, and 
Germany, and teaches in several international academic institutions. 
 From 1985 her work has been shown in international video and film 
festivals and in exhibitions and museums (Centre Georges Pompidou Paris, 
Whitney Museum NY).

Maurizio Lazzarato, born in Italy, lives and works in Paris. He is an 
independent sociologist and philosopher specializing in studies of 
immaterial labor, the breakdown of the wage system, and “post-socialist” 
movements. He is co-founder of the magazine /MULTITUDES/, where he is 
now on the editorial board. He is the author of The/Making of the 
Indebted Man/ and /Signs and Machines/.

*Financialization and War - Race, Class, Gender, Sexuality and 
Subjectivity.*

*A public lecture by Maurizio Lazzarato*

Tuesday, April 26 
<https://www.facebook.com/events/calendar?adjusted_ts=1461654000&open_popup_on_init=1> at 
2 PM

Nat Taylor Cinema, N102 Ross Building, York University

In this talk, Maurizio Lazzarato will present an overview of the main 
themes of his upcoming book "Wars and Capitalism", co-written with Eric 
Alliez. Building on both Carl Schmitt's argument that the economy is the 
continuation of war through other means and his previous work on debt 
economy, Lazzarato will particularly interrogate the pivotal role of 
financial capitalism in indexing race, class, gender, sexuality and 
subjectivity to the logics of both military and non-military warfare.

Maurizio Lazzarato, born in Italy, lives and works in Paris. He is an 
independent sociologist and philosopher specializing in studies of 
immaterial labor, the breakdown of the wage system, and “post-socialist” 
movements. He is co-founder of the magazine /MULTITUDES/, where he is 
now on the editorial board. He is the author of /The Making of the 
Indebted Man/ and /Signs and Machines/ (MIT Press).



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