Capitalism Thrives on Death—Death to Capitalism

Two Posters

Fell in Love with Fire

A Documentary about the 2019 Uprising in Chile

Notes on Love

The 2024 Zapatista Encuentro

A Report-back with Footage of a Play about the Movement to Stop Cop City

Let’s Be Done with Waiting

A Film in Memory of Alfredo Maria Bonanno

Camera, Action!

A Film Festival at the Gathering of Anarchist and Anti-Authoritarian Practices against Borders

The Defense of Lützerath

A Photoessay and Poster Documenting Ecological Destruction and Resistance

Poster: We’ll Go Where Flowers Grow

Punk—Dangerous Utopia

Revisiting the Relationship between Punk and Anarchism

Whose Tweets? Our Streets

A New Poster and Zine for an Offline Media Offensive

Terra Incognita: A Travel Zine in Portuguese

Reports on Two CrimethInc. Tours in the So-Called Americas

Hands Off

A Poster and Resources Supporting Reproductive Freedom

Every Flag Is Black in a Fire

The Black Flag—Emblem of Rebellion, Negation, and Hope

We Are Now: The Story of an Armed No-Cop Zone in Atlanta

A Documentary Film

Life Is Ecstatic Intercourse between Destruction and Creation

A Poster in Homage to the Previous Generation

Maggots and Men

Building a Queer and Trans Utopia from the Memory of Kronstadt

Kronstadt as Gender Anarchy

An Interview with Cary Cronenwett, Director of Maggots and Men

Peter Watkins: The Paris Commune, 1871

Revisiting a Revolutionary Film on the 150-Year Anniversary of the Paris Commune

From Punk to Indigenous Solidarity: Four Decades of Anarchism in Brazil

An Interview

Breaking the Fourth Wall: Revolt in the St. Louis Jail

On Repression, Representation, and Revolt

Remembering Aragorn!

A Zine, a Video, and a Poem

A Poem by Kenneth Rexroth, Painted across the Rooftops of the World

On the Occasion of His Birthday

WR: Mysteries of the Organism—Beyond the Liberation of Desire

Revisiting Makavejev’s Subversive Classic

July 4 in Minneapolis: The Logic of Autonomous Organizing

A March Celebrating the Revolt of May 28

From Ferguson to Minneapolis

A Mural in Memory of Those Killed by Police and White Supremacy