Introduction by the Editors - Cecilia WIDENHEIM, Lisa ROSENDAHL, Michele MASUCCI, Annika ENQVIST, Jonatan Habib ENGQVIST

The Paradox of Art and Work: An Irritating Note - Lars Bang LARSEN

Don't Smile, Organise - Nina POWER

Work as Commodity - Helena MATTSSON

Art as Occupation: Claims for an Autonomy of Life - Hito STEYERL

A Sense of Solidarity - Ingela JOHANSSON, Nina SVENSSON

Give More than You Take - Pratchaya PHINTHONG, ปรัชญา พิณทอง

Give More than You Take - Pierre BAL-BLANC

The General Intellect is Looking for a Body - Franco BERARDI

After Hours: Art, Imagination and the Residue of the Working Day - Raqs Media Collective

Chinese Business - Mladen STILINOVIC

Just as Money is Paper, so a Gallery is a Room - Jonatan Habib ENGQVIST

The Jobless State: Work, Global Assembly Line, Indolence - Sarat MAHARAJ

Creating, Working, Deforming and Production in the Biopolitical Factory - Judith REVEL

Some Reflections on Student Protest, Anti-cuts Activism and Artistic and Intellectual Autonomy - Kirsten FORKERT

Arbeitswelt - Annika ERIKSSON

Obliquely, Inconceivably and Out of Our Hands: Reflections on the Conditions for Artistic Work in Bringing About Change - Catharina GABRIELSSON

Precarious Life within the Creative Crisis of Finance Capital - Michele MASUCCI

A r/c tivism and Tactical Spatial Practices - Ana BETANCOUR

Open Letter - MAKING A LIVING

A Living Body Performing its own Autopsy within Contemporary Capitalism - OTCOP

Two Years: the Dematerialisation of the Art Institution - Lisa ROSENDAHL

A Residency as Workplace - Cecilia WIDENHEIM

A Midsummer Night's Dream - Maria LIND

Towards a Methodology - Annika ERIKSSON

Production of Imaginary Solutions - Joanna SOKOLOWSKA