“For the bourgeoisie and the petite-bourgeoisie, life is a party. They have one every weekend. The proletariat doesn’t have parties. Just funerals with rhythm. That’s going to change. The exploited are going to throw a big party. Memory and guillotines. Sensing it, acting it out on certain nights, inventing edges and humid corners for it, like caressing the acid eyes of the new spirit.” – Roberto Bolaño “Manifesto of Infrarealism“

This site, a work in progress, explores the intersection of archiving, anarchism, and anti authoritarian documentation practices. It is run by the Archives Commune in Tucson, AZ and will include information on digital and physical collections, archives as social spaces, writing, photography, and events. For info email acommune@pm.me or anarchivist.futures@pm.me