m a g a z i n e REVOLT is: PUBLISHED BY: Public Art Squad Project PUBLISHER: Scotto Mycklebust, Artist MANAGING EDITOR: Katie Cercone CREATIVE DIRECTOR: Scotto Mycklebust ART & DESIGN: Joli Latini, Lauren Stec ART PHOTOGRAPHER: Elisa de la Huerta CONTRIBUTING WRITERS: Dan Callahan, Linda Digusta, David Hales, Richard Wyndbourne Kline, Richard Leslie, Rob Reed, Suzanne Schultz, Matthew Schultz, Lena Vazifdar ADVERTISING CONTACT: advertise@revoltmagazine.org SUBMISSIONS: submission@revoltmagazine.org DONATIONS: donation@revoltmagazine.org CONTACT us: REVOLT OFFICES: West Chelsea Arts Building 526 West 26th Street, Suite 511 New York, New York 10001 212.242.1909 ON THE WEB: www.revoltmagazine.org info@revoltmagazine.org ON FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/revoltmagazine FOR EDITORIAL INQUIRIES: editorial@revoltmagazine.org JOIN OUR MAILING LIST: subscribe@revoltmagazine.org REVOLT ARTISTS MUSEUM www.revoltmagazine.org Letter from the Publisher ... I am very proud to announce the official release of <strong>Revolt</strong> <strong>Magazine</strong>, <strong>Issue</strong> 2. Much has happened since the premiere, and The <strong>Revolt</strong> staff has been hard at work bringing you the latest news, humor, opinions and fantasies at the juncture of Art and Social Change. In this volume you’ll find more on the latest developments on the Occupy Wall Street front including the Occupy Museum movement and a selected poem from the official OWS Poetry Anthology. We’ve expanded our Gallery View section, which now boasts Rob Reed reviews of exhibitions in four major Chelsea galleries in addition to Dan Callahan’s new Cinema and Literary Review sections. We’re talking about Economy – Art & Economy (in an exciting, unprecedented interview with Asher IN THIS ISSUE: volume 1 no. 2 • may/june 2012 Edelman), The Gift Economy (Richard Leslie’s The Invisible Artist) and the Alternative Economy (Pink Ghetto interview with Soho20 Director Jenn Dierdorf). <strong>Revolt</strong> <strong>Issue</strong> 2 brings you Gentrification Erotica, thoughts about Urban Chic by new contributing writer Lena Vazifdar and a sneak peak of a new graphic novel by David Hales. We’ve expanded our staff and our distribution so that <strong>Revolt</strong> <strong>Magazine</strong> will now be available in Boston through a partnership with Suzanne Schultz of Canvas FineArt. So read away, read carefully and read critically. We’d love to hear your thoughts about our content and as always, urge you to help us keep creativity and free speech thriving in and around New York City. Scotto Mycklebust 6 The Gallery Review 12 Urban Chic 14 Art Attack, The Occupy Museum Movement 20 The Hip Hop Feminist Manifesta 22 Biennial Clap Back 25 The Literary View 26 Cinema Review 28 Biting The Hand That Feeds You 35 The Pink Ghetto 38 The Invisible Artist 40 The <strong>Revolt</strong> Takes Boston 42 Make it Graphic 46 Art and Economics 48 The OWS Poetry Anthology 54 Strawberry 58 Françoise Gilot MISSION STATEMENT Through a diverse array of journalistic styles - investigative, academic, interview, opinion - and stunning visuals, REVOLT <strong>Magazine</strong> aims to ensure that art never loses its profundity. We urge our readers to join our mission, generating positive social change through creative production and informed cultural critique. Copyright & Permissions Info: © copyright 2011 - 2012 <strong>Revolt</strong> <strong>Magazine</strong>. All Rights Reserved. For all reprints, permissions and questions, please contact 212.242.1909 or by email: info@revoltmagazine.com. REVOLT <strong>Magazine</strong> May/June 2012 2 TM
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