Neo-liberalism has visualized the debt society as a distinctly new arrangement of public space that Occupy has tried to counter. While debt is often said to be invisible, it is the means of naming, separating and ordering space in such a way that it comes to seem right. This teach-in will offer ways to analyze this visualization of debt, both in the present and by means of a comparison with the Civil Rights Movement. This event is a part of Occupy University's Art of Debt Series
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Earlier Event: October 17
Event: A Brief history of Debt Resistance with George Carrentzis
Later Event: October 19
Event: Strike Debt, Contemporary Art and the Specter of Communization with Yates McKee