The Interventionist’s Toolkit
Mimi Zeiger tracks the emerging practices of what she describes as “provisional, opportunistic, ubiquitous, and odd tactics in guerrilla and DIY practice and urbanism.” Zeiger evaluates a loosely organized and evolving movement that deploys small-scale interventions — guerrilla gardens, seed bombs, mobile markets, inflatable shelters, etc. — to challenge the politics of market-driven urban development.
