The Histories of Violence project's director Brad Evans is currently leading a series of discussion pieces with leading artists, cultural producers & critical thinkers on the problem of violence for the Los Angeles Review of Books. Click on the images below to access each of the articles in the series.
Brad Evans & Oliver Stone
Violence: The Directors Eye
Brad Evans & Alfredo Jaar
Violence is our present condition
Adrian Parr & Marina Abramović
Breaking the World
Brad Evans & Gottfried Helnwein
Confronting the Intolerable
Brad Evans & Bracha L. Ettinger
To Feel the Worlds Pain & Beauty
Brad Evans & Tom McCarthy
Literary Violence
Adrian Parr & Malcolm London
The Poetry of Resistance
Brad Evans & Neo Muyanga
Songs in the Key of Revolution
Brad Evans & John Akomfrah
Landscapes of Violence
Brad Evans & David Theo Goldberg
Violence to Thought
Brad Evans & Christopher Alden
Operatic Violence
Brad Evans & Jake Chapman
The Violence of Art
Brad Evans & Brian Massumi
Affect - Power - Violence
Brad Evans & Erin Manning
Neuro-Diversity & Policing of Norm
Brad Evans & Todd May
Non-Violence & ghost of facism
Brad Evans & Chantal Meza
The Intimate Witness
Brad Evans & Martha Rosler
When art is born of resistance
Brad Evans & Lewis Gordon
Thinking Art in a Decolonial Way
Brad Evans & Russell Brand
Recovering from an Addicted life
Brad Evans & Allen Feldman
Living With Disappearance
Brad Evans & Elaine Scarry
The Intimate Life of Violence
Brad Evans & Michael Shapiro
Violence & Art of the Political
Brad Evans & Lauren Berlant
Without Exception
Brad Evans & Gil Anidjar
Anatomy of Destruction
Brad Evans & Mark Duffield
Death of Humanitarianism
Brad Evans & Simon Critchley
The Tragedy of Existence
Brad Evans & Natasha Lennard
Anti-Fascist Life
Brad Evans & Saskia Sassen
The Expulsion of Humanity
Brad Evans & Davide Panagia
The Violence of the Algorithm
Brad Evans & Henry A. Giroux
Life in Zones of abandonment
Adrian Parr & Santiago Zabala
Violence of Absent Emergencies