Issue publishes the critical, practical, and theoretical thinking carried out at the HEAD – Genève.

Massimiliano Mollona

Massimiliano Mollona develops institutional experiments around the notion of ‘commons’ – cross-sectional spaces of political and economic autonomy – as teacher, researcher, curator, activist and filmmaker. Based on a participatory methodology, that brings together critical anthropological enquiry and art interventions, his research focuses on class, labour, and decolonial and postcapitalist transformations. Mollona has taught Anthropology of Art and Political Anthropology at Goldsmiths, London, for twenty years, and currently teaches at the Department of the Arts (DAR) at the University of Bologna. He was director of the Athens Biennial OMONOIA; co-director of the Bergen Assembly and is founding member of the Institute of Radical Imagination (IRI).