Thursday, 11 February 2010
Thursday, 21 January 2010
CTF LEEDS, CTF MANCHESTER
CTF LEEDS THIS FRIDAY
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Tuesday, 12 January 2010
CTF COPENHAGEN
"The slogan 'Revolution or Death!' is no longer the lyrical expression of consciousness in revolt: rather, it is the last word of the scientific thought of our century. It applies to the perils facing the species as to the inability of individuals to belong in a society where it is well-known that the suicide rate is on the increase. The experts had to admit, reluctantly, that during May 1968 in France it fell to almost nil.
That spring also vouchsafed us a clear sky, and it did so effortlessly, because a few cars were burnt and the shortage of petrol prevented others form polluting the air. When it rains, where there are clouds of smog over Paris, let us never forget that it is the government's fault.
Alienated production makes the smog. Revolution makes the sunshine."
"A SICK PLANET", GUY DEBORD, 1971
That spring also vouchsafed us a clear sky, and it did so effortlessly, because a few cars were burnt and the shortage of petrol prevented others form polluting the air. When it rains, where there are clouds of smog over Paris, let us never forget that it is the government's fault.
Alienated production makes the smog. Revolution makes the sunshine."
"A SICK PLANET", GUY DEBORD, 1971
Friday, 4 December 2009
Wednesday, 4 November 2009
Tuesday, 20 October 2009
The Game of War
"For Debord...the challenge is to envisage the terrain in which tactics could yield a strategy for transforming the architectural terrain, and the point at which this could be effected is the intersection of the architectural terrain with the communication terrain that doubles it, producing new spaces for maneuver against new vulnerabilities. Where Constant imagines the whole of earth as a space for play, Debord inquires into the accumulated experience of contesting social forces that might make this other kind of play possible. War is the effigy of play. A certain kind of conflict, perhaps a new kind, has to be won before play can appear as more than a caricature of itself, screened off within its closed circle, fading into a dream..."
Mckenzie Wark, The Game of War: Debord as Strategist, Cabinet Issue 29
Mckenzie Wark, The Game of War: Debord as Strategist, Cabinet Issue 29
Thursday, 1 October 2009
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