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The David Graeber Institute is re-imagining an abandoned ship as an anti-colonial Museum of Care in St. Vincent and the Grenadines.

The artworks created by 14 artists from different parts of the world inspired by the essays collected in the book "The Ultimate Hidden Truth of the World…".

Who makes decisions? What is consensus? What is direct democracy? And what can be brought to general discussion and what should remain private? Where is the line between a large collective and small groups of friends, circles, or private people?

this room is dedicated to discuss the status of education, its relation to institutions, and their response to different types of pressures.

‘Existing history is not just deeply flawed and Eurocentric, it's also unnecessarily tedious and boring’. PIRATE ENLIGHTENMENT, David Graeber

A series of multidisciplinary encounters devoted to the themes of care and caring

In this room, we discuss David's ideas about value and fetishism as social creativity.

Why should we care about time? Are time at work and time off still the same time? How does time shape how we live, speak and perceive the world? How does it feel to have no future? And what about being stuck in the past? The room explores these questions by drawing on late socialist experiences.

The reading group of David Graeber’s text ‘There Never Was a West: Or, Democracy Emerges from the Spaces in Between.’ 

A presentation of the latest issues of the [Translit] journal.