A Thank-You For Sale
A web site promoting creative and unconventional modes of activism and free speech. |
Abrupt Culture Jamming
For 10 years, Abrupt has been culture-jamming with manifestos, ad parodies, and radical pamphleteering. |
Adbusters Culture Jammers Headquarters
Vancouver based anti-consumerist magazine Adbusters. Famous for their spoof ads. |
ameriCON incorporated USA
Internet-based artists platform dedicated to the art of social critique. |
Baltimore City Paper: Gear Jammers
Article about the "sweatshop" Nike ID and Mike "Pepsi Boy" Cameron. By Joab Jackson. |
Big D
Urban guerilla artfare. |
Billionaires for Bush (or Gore)
Satirical organization which held Million Billionaire Marches during the 2000 conventions of both "major" US political parties, as well as a vigil for corporate welfare. |
Blimp: At Play in the Media Scrapheap - "Sonic Outlaws" by Craig Baldwin
[English w/German summary] by Jesse Lerner |
Cacophony Society
A randomly gathered network of individuals united in the pursuit of experiences beyond the pale of mainstream society through subversion, pranks, art, fringe explorations and meaningless madness. |
Culture Jamming: Hacking, Slashing and Sniping in the Empire of Signs
Full text of the culture jamming manifesto by Mark Dery, popularizer of the term "culture jamming" |
Culture Jamming: Spoof Web Ads
"Banner-jamming" site includes instructions on how to create spoof ad banners and a couple of examples. |
Die Kommunikationsguerilla
[German, English, Dutch] |
Droplift Project
Anti-copyright collective of musicians using samples from popular culture to create challenging and subversive audio collage, which they freely distribute. Information about fair use and copyright issues in music, along with free MP3 downloads. |
Electronic Civil Disobedience
Archive for the Electronic Disturbance Theater, a "hacktivism" RealAudio program. Organizers of Jam Echelon Day, among other events. |
Feed the Mannequins
Movement to bring basic comforts to mannequins, who work in horrible conditions and have no power to change it. |
Free Words Project
Book project by artist Sal Randolph. Free Words is a free and uncopyrighted book being given away in bookstores, libraries, galleries and other venues. Look for a free copy in New York bookstores, or download a pdf version from this site. |
Hacking Memes
Essay about anti-memes and the anti-meme movement by Stephen Downes. |
jam.media.org
Part of the media.org cooperative. Jams include the federal government and the world of e-commerce. |
K-Band Communications
An opening onto the fraudulent reality; material ranges from global art-movement coverage to experimental fiction to corporate subversion. |
M. T. Enterprises WorldWide
Internet art group with corporate front, promoting "artainment." [Requires frames] |
Plagiarist.org
Internet art site comprised of strategically-modified internet content. |
Reamweaver
Software to "funhouse-mirror" any website, copying the "look and feel" but changing any words or images you choose. |
Slumber Inc.
Guerrilla art campaign fronting as a corporate entity utilizing stickers, wheat-pasted posters, and fake ads. |
Soy Bomb Nation
A global grassroots movement dedicated to reclaiming the media from the corporate cheesemongers. |
Subvertise
Archive of subverts, political art, spoof banner ads and parody web sites. |
Surefire Disappointment
Subverting the mainstream media in Charlotte and around the world. |
The Glitch
Revision of World War I & II and War on Terror propaganda posters, altered to express anti-war/anti-consumerist sentiments. From NYC artist, Jason Stella. |
The National Cynical Network
Negativland co-conspirators out of Silicon Valley who produce voicemail art as well as all manner of audio collage. |
The Yes Men
A genderless, loose-knit association of some 300 impostors worldwide who agree their way into the fortified compounds of commerce, ask questions, and then smuggle out the stories of the behind-the-scenes world of business. |
Together We Can Defeat Capitalism
Undertakes public art and Internet projects to raise questions about early 21st Century capitalism. |
Urbanize.org
"Reclaiming our cities from corporate rule through subversive art." Includes a useful guide to postering. |
Yuppie Takeover
Graphic art taken to the streets as a way of questioning the consumerist way of life. T-shirts, stickers, posters, propaganda. |
