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Pointblank – She hops up and salutes, one fist held high. They want some of the glory. They want to eat some of your skin. He doesn’t worry about your gender, your nouns, your adjectives, or anything Not so much that empire is against my politics as that performance is:

R.I.P. Stuart Hall, born 3 February 1932, died 10 February 2014

man listened – photo by David Levene from here

the weird world of WIRED’s tribute to Philip Seymour Hoffman, R.I.P., 23 July 1967 – 2 February 2014

“He’s just conjuring up that same, incredible ability to act in front of the camera.” “But we’re also sad to see him go so young because we suspect there were many more complicated, but thrilling characters yet to come.” – from here – from her

field recordings 2014:01:14 14:00:04 – 2014:01:20 12:06:23 including Femme Fatale in the Radio New Zealand studio and Briar Vivian’s brilliant posters at Lot 23, 23 Minnie St.

passing the threshold of the middle class: capitalism’s unhaltable rise and culture’s unstoppable fall

culture now reaches lower and higher than ever before. Academic critical effort is continually levelled at annexing more and more of what was previously low culture, and klo culture, reaching lower and lower to capitalise at higher and higher societal echelons. In this sense it mirrors, or is instigated in

are you sitting on a goldmine 2013:12:29 14:58:10 – 2014:01:13 11:27:10 survey mark and the invention of twerking

Excerpts – the first, fractal time as evinced in the exhibition, Time and Motion, according to a review thereof; the second, Maria Vargas Llosa refuting the idea that poverty is anything other than the choice of those poor countries and something produced

Time and Motion focuses primarily on a particular demographic of labourer (generally the global information worker), and paints the picture of a tertiary lifestyle which involves multitasking without control over a narrative of time use, and habitual fractured thinking – where non-stop interactivity (a digital version of Taylorist motion) is