Discover how art and tradition are being radically reinvented in contemporary North America with ‘ART AND TRADITION IN A TIME OF UPRISINGS’. Gabriel Levine explores compelling examples, from queer reclaiming of Jewish festivals to Indigenous remixing of musical genres. This insightful book reveals how seemingly outmoded practices are flourishing artistically and politically in the digital age, offering powerful resources for creation and struggle. Levine examines how artists, activists, and everyday people are subverting tradition for political reaction and mass uprisings, highlighting unique approaches by Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities. Explore fascinating projects like the Purim Extravaganza and the innovative sounds of A Tribe Called Red. A must-read for understanding how reclaiming the vernacular can help remake a damaged world.