2025New York 2044 is a speculative social sculpture in the form of an online and print newspaper conceived of by the artist, writer, and organizer Noah Fischer. Commissioned by More Art, Fischer’s research-based artwork takes the form of a newspaper that p …
2025https://hyperallergic.com/981286/a-prospect-heights-ghost-story/ The final part of our NYC Housing Stories series focuses on its creator, who was displaced from his Brooklyn brownstone. Read on Hyperallergic
2024Meet the artists, activists, and organizers on the front lines of the housing justice movement in New York City. A series published on Hyperallergic Read the whole series here on Hyperallergic, or here on More Art.
2023https://hyperallergic.com/857014/that-time-when-i-tried-to-move-to-israel/
2023https://hyperallergic.com/802165/ai-wtf-do-you-know-about-pain/
2022Three issues of the Fair Contract News were distributed in support of the November/December 2022 strike at The New School, the longest adjunct strike in US history.
2022https://hyperallergic.com/744940/reflecting-on-nationalism-at-the-venice-biennale/
2022While humans are paused in a frenzied standstill, they become militant: electro-ants cause short circuits in factories. It is high time to make contact in order to make common cause against fossil fuel-dependent catastrophe capitalism: two species, one …
2021I used to think that to be relevant as an artist was to participate in the logic of the market, but that changed in 2011…This visual reflection was published in Hyperallergic on the 10th anniversary of Occupy Wall Street.All original images are pen a …
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2020During the Occupy Wall Street Movement, the artist wandered Zuccotti Park as a talking coin giving voice to the complaints of a faltering democracy in the face of concentrated corporate wealth. Then one day an old Yippie, famous for pie-in-the facing W …
2017Debtfair was included in the 2017 Whitney Biennial. In 2012, Occupy Museums launched Debtfair, an exhibition and organizing platform that groups artists and artworks by their debts and other financial realities. The system reveals the relationships binding individuals to the banks holding their loans as a hidden but highly consequential layer underneath the surface of American art. For the Whitney Biennial iteration of Debtfair, Occupy Museums announced a national call for American artists to answer questions relative to their economic realities for inclusion on debtfair. org.