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A Shout In The Street: Ai Weiwei detained
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A Shout In The Street. The Guardian UK reports that Ai Weiwei, the most renowned living Chinese artist, has been detained by police. Before boarding a flight to Hong Kong, he was detained at immigration. His assistant was also detained. Ai's studio has been surrounded by plainclothes police and is thought to have been raided. No one can get in touch with Ai and posts about him on Weibo, a Chinese microblog similar to Twitter, are being deleted. Posted by Madison Brookshire. About A Shout In the Street.
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A Shout In The Street: Interstices
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A Shout In The Street. What follows are a few fragments from an unfinished essay I wrote in 2007 for Thom Andersen's class on Deleuze. F. Rom this distance, it. Paraphrasing Pierre Reverdy, Jean-Luc Godard repeatedly states that an image derives its emotional and intellectual power from a juxtaposition that is distant and true. He creates an essay-film-within-a-film that analyzes his own method of accomplishing this. He refers to it, perhaps with some irony, as “shot/counter-shot.”. 8220;In 1938, Heisenb...
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A Shout In The Street: December 2011
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A Shout In The Street. What Lies Beneath the Pavement? Requires acts of imagination. In order to turn away from the world as-it-is, one must be able to envision, even if only in an inchoate way, that another world is possible and that this potentiality is, in and of itself, worth fighting for. The sand- revealed by pulling up the paving stones to use as projectiles- suggested either another world, or another dimension to this one. This creativity need not be bounded by works of art, even those that are s...
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A Shout In The Street: Toward a New Project
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A Shout In The Street. Toward a New Project. The spectacle is the map of this new world, a map which exactly covers its territory. Guy Debord, Society of the Spectacle. And its massive, accompanying infrastructure of surveillance, "intelligence," and analysis by algorithm. Knows nothing; it is but a surfer on the world wide web of military omnipotence, searching and destroying. Computer warfare is similarly unrestricted and exists outside the process of judicial review. The digital, however, is also ...
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A Shout In The Street: August 2013
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A Shout In The Street. Toward a New Project. The spectacle is the map of this new world, a map which exactly covers its territory. Guy Debord, Society of the Spectacle. And its massive, accompanying infrastructure of surveillance, "intelligence," and analysis by algorithm. Knows nothing; it is but a surfer on the world wide web of military omnipotence, searching and destroying. Computer warfare is similarly unrestricted and exists outside the process of judicial review. The digital, however, is also ...
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A Shout In The Street: May 2012
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A Shout In The Street. Hemingway, Ernest. Death in the Afternoon. New York: Scribner, 1932. 111-112. Posted by Madison Brookshire. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). About A Shout In the Street. Cruel, crazy, beautiful world. Why we need a new, truly global, prize for world literature. The Battery Miracle Is Just Getting Started. Michael Pisaro European Tour (May 2016). Too early, too late. 2015 in repertory cinema and premieres. Mapping Out Vancouver’s Electronic Music. The Richard Larson blog.
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A Shout In The Street: Mark So Appreciations V: END ROAD WORK / NO PARKING / BOB LOVES BETTY (2011) for Liz
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A Shout In The Street. Mark So Appreciations V: END ROAD WORK / NO PARKING / BOB LOVES BETTY (2011) for Liz. A tape plays in a room. The tape is mostly blank except for frequent, irregular interruptions- short spurts of recording. The sounds suggest that the tape was made while on a walk, pausing occasionally to hit the record button. The reason for turning on the tape player at a given point is unclear- why here and not there? All of the absences presented by the tape are present in the score as well...
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A Shout In The Street: September 2011
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A Shout In The Street. Mark So Appreciations V: END ROAD WORK / NO PARKING / BOB LOVES BETTY (2011) for Liz. A tape plays in a room. The tape is mostly blank except for frequent, irregular interruptions- short spurts of recording. The sounds suggest that the tape was made while on a walk, pausing occasionally to hit the record button. The reason for turning on the tape player at a given point is unclear- why here and not there? All of the absences presented by the tape are present in the score as well...
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A Shout In The Street: January 2014
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A Shout In The Street. Posted by Madison Brookshire. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). About A Shout In the Street. Cruel, crazy, beautiful world. Why we need a new, truly global, prize for world literature. The Battery Miracle Is Just Getting Started. Michael Pisaro European Tour (May 2016). Too early, too late. 2015 in repertory cinema and premieres. Mapping Out Vancouver’s Electronic Music. The Richard Larson blog.
