It was Valentine’s Day, and I was about fifteen. I fancied Lucy North, who was the same age as me … More
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Two New Reviews of Feral Class.
The reception to my forthcoming book has been a profound source of hope. Despite the challenges of connecting in a … More
I’m not a terrorist, I’m feral class
I am currently compiling a collection of critical responses to my book, Feral Class, including articles, reviews, and other commentary. This collection now includes a recent post by Cassie Thornton on her Substack, in which she reflects on writing the book’s foreword.
Mytho Massively Recommends Feral Class
Feral Class by Marc Garrett (Minor Compositions). This is a remarkable book; it not only recounts in sharp and daunting … More
A Story from the Feral Class
Every now and then, this is where I’ll explore what Feral Class means to me, as both a working-class identity and a shared experience. Most posts will weave together personal reflections and responses to questions about my work.
My Re-Enchantment
This residency and exhibition will allow me to reexamine my artistic connection with nature. After spending over 25 years working with digital technologies.
Living the Proposition – Art Worlding and The Hologram
We need to build on, reevaluate, and relearn from the already progressive and insightful enrichments that art, technology and activism have generously produced and given us through the years – into more personalised, informed, shared, grounded disruptions.
An Open P2P Resource for AI technology: Art, Academia and Activism
An open knowledge list for all to add to, use, and share with others. Created for the cultural production of … More
Interviews with Working Class Autodidacts Practising in the Field of Media Art, and Activist Art Culture
Interviews with Working-class Autodidacts Practising in the Field of Media Art, and Activist Art Culture. Introduction This paper draws from … More
To the Lords of Google Earth
Marc Garrett performs an updated version Gerrard Winstanley’s ‘A Declaration from the Poor Oppressed People of England’ originally published in 1649, at Transmediale 2018, Berlin.
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