Disobedience always finds ways to pierce control: The 23rd issue of AWC has been produced on the persistence of kindness and the imminence of destruction. It is determined by Jonathas de Andrade’s series "With the Heart ... Read more →

Arts, food and crafts market for nourishment. We are pleased to invite you to Souls for Music, the summer edition of Arts of the Working Class’ art, food and music market in collaboration with Atelier Gardens, the ... Read more →

Subscribe between the years Subscribe to the present (get all 2020 print issues) or to the future (get all 2021 print issues) and support Arts of the Working Class' circulation on the streets. Almost 80 million people worldwide ... Read more →

Subscribe to Arts of the Working Class to get your weekly specials. Stay woke? In a world facing COVID-19 "Cancel Culture" has fundamentally changed. Now, it does not only question how to deal with Nazis, racists and white supremacists, who ... Read more →

For radical equality, we need to recalibrate. But the question is not how and where to start when everything seems to be broken, when opposition to social hierarchy is repeatedly defeated. The question is: Who are ... Read more →

Circulating in Berlin, London, a.o. between the years Our method of argumentation within this issue—bridging streets to the new year—longingly asks: "Who Cares?" Observations from around the world evolved into a general search for care that transcends a discourse and ... Read more →

​Launch in collaboration with The Nervemeter: October 5, 5–8pm Street event during Frieze Art Fair Week Arnold Circus, Boundary Gardens (Pavilion), London, E2 7JS, UK Who Cares? Lunch with NY collaborators: October 15, 1–4pm A meal and workshop on "the west," "care" ... Read more →

The Americas, the exhausted land. The land that currently puts into question the idea of internationality of our polyglot street newspaper for art and society, wealth and poverty. How capable are we to be aware of other latitudes within our ... Read more →

The street newspaper on art and society, wealth and poverty, Arts of the Working Class (AWC) celebrates the first year of its commitment to the universal basic need for art. The publication has multiple functions—as a ... Read more →