Gene Ray

Gene Ray, a critic and theorist living in Berlin, is a member of the Radical Culture Research Collective (RCRC).  He writes about issues at the intersections of art and radical politics for Third Text, Left Curve, and Analyse & Kritik.  His most recent book is Terror and the Sublime in Art and Critical Theory (Palgrave Macmillan, 2005).  The editor of Joseph Beuys: Mapping the Legacy (DAP, 2001) and a contributor to Territories: Islands, Camps and Other States of Utopia (KW, 2003), he has taught critical art theory at New College of Florida and the University of Hawai’i at Manoa. 

transform/documents

Exit, Radical Culture and the Re-Composition of Struggle

On the Targeting of Activists in the War on Terror

Notes on Bourdieu

This Way To Exit

Revolution in the Post-Fordist Revolution?

transform/transversal documents

· Toward a Critical Art Theory
· Für eine Kritische Kunst-Theorie
· Hacia una teoría crítica del arte

transform/translations

Who’s Afraid of the Eleven-Meter Penalty Kick?
(Frank John, Efthimia Panagiotidis, Vassilis Tsianos (PRECLAB Hamburg))

What is the eipcp?
(Boris Buden)

theatrum posse in Heiligendamm: Rebel Clown Army, Superheroes and the Five-Finger Game
(correspondence)

all documents

biography on eipcp.net