necessity
http://www.alansondheim.org/necessary.jpg
http://www.alansondheim.org/necessary.mp4
(the necessity of surrealism = the lack of imagination)
the necessity of coherent chat dissolved in the fury of
seductive fountains. the amusement of drizzled sound in the
midst of curious lozenges.
I'm not sure there's novelty in open cultural and scientific concepts,
quite the contrary they are interested in being general/social and
consensual. Advisory committees I think are a great example of providing
instances of some of the steps that can be taken elsewhere - take for
instance a bioeth
In response to Erik’s posting - this actually sounds as if Accelerationism is a
moralist project, at least here: "a weird utopia of everyone [snip] being in
the conversation and allowing that broader counterpoint to qualify and correct
expert views”. This is why advisory committees are often com
I want to reply to this and Gretta's message that preceded it in a manner
that mediates the two perspectives. In this way, perhaps we could talk
about something like a dilettante accelerationism, but I will look a little
outside this to what I might term a genealogy of the accelerationist, that
fl
used to work for marketing research bureau, endless questionairies over the
phone about smoking.
philip morris had paid for this research, but this shouldn't be mentioned.
questions about new versions of marlboro. the name marlboro had to be
repeated over and over again.
( which I skipped in this
The Royal College of Physicians have just announced their approval of
e-cigarettes. Since the reason smokers smoke is in order to get
nicotine, but the thing that makes smoking bad for your health is tar,
e-cigarettes evidently reduce the harm caused by smoking by 95%, which
means that actually
Hi all
the college where I teach has enthusiastically taken to heart the government's
Islamophobic "prevent" strategy. Last week they made it compulsory for every
further education student to attend ( and I am not making this up) a puppet
show about "prevent" and put pressure on HE lecturers to
It is with great delight that we share with you this publication from
the first Even Salon, Anti-Natural, a compendium of contributions made
by the salon's 16 participants. This is a digital extension of the event
and is devoted to reprising and deepening those interventions made on
the night on
http://www.alansondheim.org/ghost.jpg
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I love those NASA posters and actually have one hanging on my wall!
On Fri, Apr 29, 2016 at 3:04 AM Rob Myers wrote:
> On 24/04/16 03:22 AM, Annie Abrahams wrote:
> >
> > I just watched Ruth's work again, I like the reflexion it brings, how it
> > articulates all these times.
>
> Yes it increas
On Thu, 28 Apr 2016, Rob Myers wrote:
An ideal Accelerationist artwork would have been the Guerilla Girls'
proposal for a gallery to make its finances public as "the work" (the
gallery declined). It would have been a critical exposure of knowledge
about the art world, enabling us to understand
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On 24/04/16 03:22 AM, Annie Abrahams wrote:
>
> I just watched Ruth's work again, I like the reflexion it brings, how it
> articulates all these times.
Yes it increases our ability to reflect on and dare I say reason about
this. Which is Accelerationist-y. It's a very eloquent work however one
lo
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