Boom Boom

"The party is political." This slogan is struggling to convince today. dancefloor, invested by capitalism, is watered down in its becoming an atmosphere. power mobilizes the power of the party to celebrate a national identity fantasized, and at the same time represses those who escape it. However There survives in the contemporary party a policy in minor mode: spaces of self-reinvention, alternative social geometries, ephemeral forms of commons and breeding ground for joy for struggles. From the intimate to the collective, this book is as much the mapping of these festive paradoxes as an ode to the celebration as an area to defend against colonization by the day of our sociabilities.