Noise and Politics – TechNet Mix
The following samples are taken from the book Noise: The Political Economy of Music by Jacques Attali. The open ended ideas in the writing can be used to comment on any form of music, but we have found...
View ArticleKiss me, cut me, hurt me, love me
He checked his reflection for splatters of red and pushed open the heavy door of the Crooked Billet. With a great sigh he heaved himself onto the only free stool at the bar, it had been a long hard day...
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Reviews of some anarchist, communist and ultra-left magazines and papers from Datacide 12 (2012): Black Flag, The Commune, Communist Left, Internationalist Papers, and Proletarian. Black Flag, Issue...
View Article2023: A Spor remembers ‘Reclaim the Streets’
outskirts of the city constantly expanding – areas spring up from fields – arrow-straight roads across a flat, sparsely burnt vestige of burnt codices – and ships to the rural areas, ordinary marine...
View ArticleJeff Mills: Violet Extremist
REVIEW: Jeff Mills at Cable, London, 26.08.2012 ‘In the creation of this concept all sectors were represented by rhythmatic formations’ – Millsart, Humana (AX-12). ‘Slower tempos are just kind of...
View ArticleWhat is Polaris International?
What is POLARIS INTERNATIONAL Limited? POLARIS INTERNATIONAL Limited is a transnational Real Estate Advisory Agency dedicated to merging the gaps between Art, Business & The Government in the year...
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Polaris International – Another Aggressively Stupid Berlin Biennale 7...
INSTITUTE FOR HUMAN ACTIVITIES (sic) and its “Gentrification Program” Eight hundred kilometers upstream from Kinshasa, on the river Congo, the Institute for Human Activities mobilizes the modalities of...
View ArticlePolaris International – Email Intervention
Subject: BB7: The case of VOINA – artist anarchist nationalist group from Russia Sender: polaris@strike2012.com Recipient: GALLERY X, BOOKSHOP XX, CULTURAL INSTITUTION XXX Date: 06.04.2012 13:47 Dear...
View ArticleDatacide 12 Introduction
The precursor to datacide is the magazine titled Alien Underground, which appeared with two issues in 1994/95. In the first issue of Alien Underground, there is a manifesto-like text signed “praxis...
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