The revolution is not a party.

Kathleen Ritter

The revolution is not a party. There is no half measure—NO scratching on the surface of the rubbish heap of tradition, will bring about Reform, the only method is Absolute Demolition. That is why real revolutions have the atmosphere of fêtes. Even if the waste of a failed revolution is thrown into the dumpsters, it still cannot be said that the revolution has been forgotten. After the revolution who’s going to pick up the garbage on Monday morning? The revolution is not a party.

A roaming series of performances, an auditory event, an incidental composition of protest slogans, song lyrics, and manifestos from past to present, a revolution in potential.