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MacPhee and Reuland have collected work from a wide range of contributors - artists, writers and activists - on the close relationship between aesthetics and politics in anti-authoritarian social movements. With topics ranging from turn of the century French cartoonists to modern day Indonesian printmaking, to the radical video collectives of the US and Mexico, Realizing the Impossible discusses a global phenomenon with a history. A lavishly illustrated history of art and anarchism.

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Josh MacPhee is an artist, curator, and activist. His work often revolves around themes of radical politics, privitazation, and public space. Josh organizes the Celebrate People's History Poster Series and runs a political art distribution website. He is also the author of Stencil Pirates: A Global Survey of Street Stenciling, published in July 2004. Erik Reuland is a Minneapolis-based print-maker and puppeteer. He explores the intersections of art, radical politics and everyday life in his zine, Trouble in Mind. In collaboration with incarcerated illustrators, Erik creates political storytelling posters for the Prison Poster Project.

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