and the gulf enters the sea and so forth, none of them emptying anything, all of them carrying yesterday forever on their white tipped backs, all of them dragging forward […]

Excerpt from Applied Ballardianism: A Theory of Nothing… That year, I lived in perpetual fear, divining signs everywhere of a forthcoming suburban apocalypse, like the series of Hummer billboards plastered […]

Originally posted on enemyindustry:
Modern philosophical aesthetics has been concerned with the special field of art and artistic expression, but always with a view to its implications for our understanding…

  1.  Modes of Knowing: Resources from the Baroque John Law  Part One: Reflection on the Baroque 2. On Exceeding Baroque Excess: An Exploration through a Participatory Community Workshop Mario […]

When the Dean said we could not cross campus until the students gave up the buildings, we lay down, in the street, we said the cops will enter this gate […]

In 1985, while still working on Dead Letters, I became fascinated by the idea of wound reading, and committed myself to the practice of vulnerology, collaborating with Phil Sims on […]

http://media.sas.upenn.edu/pennsound/authors/Williams-Tyrone/Voice-Box/Buucks-House/Williams-Tyrone_03_Outsource-Corrections-Facilities_A-Voice-Box_David-Buucks_5-31-08.mp3

Many people—many nations—can find themselves holding, more or less wittingly, that ‘every stranger is an enemy.’ For the most part this conviction lies deep down like some latent infection; it […]

see also https://socialecologies.wordpress.com/2016/11/24/the-gap-that-tests-us-temporal-implosion-of-the-void/

not sure what the problem is linking this but with a bit of googlefu his name, the title, and pdf and you should have access to it, if someone knows […]

Originally posted on Deterritorial Investigations :
Us left anarchists have fucked some things up – but we’ve also been granted an opportunity to critically reflect on some of those failures. As…