Since the beginning of his career in the late 1960s, Pablo Echaurren has engaged with disparate media, from zines to comics, from painting to assemblage and the internet, creating an extensive body of work that defies neat categorizations. Drawing parallels between the historical avant-gardes and the countercultures from the 1960s to the early 2000s, his oeuvre has always been consistent in its intent to address and cooperate with non-specialists. Pablo Echaurren: Art for the Many is the first monograph in English to be entirely devoted to his work. Featuring ten essays and an interview with him and his wife, the scholar Claudia Salaris, it covers the career of an artist, activist, and intellectual who has challenged received ideas about postwar art in Italy and cast new light on the cross-pollination of art and politics over the past six decades. Martina Caruso is an art historian with a specialization in photography. She is a research fellow at La Sapienza University of Rome. Jacopo Galimberti is an art historian. He is Associate Professor at IUAV (University of Venice). Raffaella Perna is Assistant Professor in Contemporary Art History at La Sapienza University of Rome and the Local Unit Principal Investigator on two Research Projects of National Interest (PRIN) on women photographers in Italy.