The FASCISM & THE INTERNATIONAL Project

>>> The the emergence of a global ‘new right’, in a rapidly-changing material and technological context, has generated new problems for those dedicated to resisting its toxic approach to coexistence. In the effort to respond to these problems, the Fascism and the International Project brings together a fluid group of scholars, artists and activists in an ongoing series of international workshops centered on the question of how the violence, xenophobia and unbridled expansionism which fascism and the far-right celebrate have come, once again, to be invisible, tolerable, if not desirable to an ostensibly anti-fascist mainstream.

Luciano Chessa, performing F. T. Marinetti’s Bombardamento di Adrianopoli (1912), at Workshop #2, West Space, Melbourne, May 2018 (photo: Anthony Rodriguez / Black Note Photography).

Luciano Chessa, performing F. T. Marinetti’s Bombardamento di Adrianopoli (1912), at Workshop #2, West Space, Melbourne, May 2018 (photo: Anthony Rodriguez / Black Note Photography).