Simon Taylor
on Tiqqun
We might pause here to recall the fact that some of the first investors Mitt Romney secured for Bain Capital were wealthy Salvadoran families connected with right-wing death squads that massacred tens of thousands of peasants and political dissidents.
– Adam Morris, “Drone Warfare: Tiqqun, the Young-Girl and the Imperialism of
Federico Armando Beltrán-Masses, 1885-1949, Graphic Idealism, the New Aesthetic and the best porn
– Pierrot malade, ou Pierrot et Colombine, 1929
Frederico Beltrán-Masses was a Cuban-born Spanish painter whose reputation flourished in the Golden Age of Hollywood. Friends with William Randolph Hearst, whose portrait he painted, his influence is apparent on the films of the era, particularly his body aesthetic, the look of his
specialist in next level black data featuring two works of Michael Hight: he traveled and lived and painted or workers above
The Cemetery of Principle
the cemetery of principle0101.avi from Simon Taylor on Vimeo.
what data is “getting shared”?
Rainey Reitman’s report on Datalogix and Facebook a link
Peter M. Gunn in the Huffington, with the timely title, “Time to Socialize Social Media”
“Attempts to keep the government “out of the Internet” are not made to preserve the freedom of the American people; they are made to advance the neoliberal project. Only this time, there’s not even a state to dismantle.” – here [hyperlink to Quartz in original]
The argument runs that public