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sugar on my tongue, I say

– Roland Barthes many say that sugar is mild, but to me sugar is violent, and I call it so – Roland Barthes, Camera Lucida: Reflections on Photography, trans. Richard Howard, Vintage, London, 2000, p. 91 – Talking Heads “Sugar on My Tongue” – Talking Heads, 1975 Food riots have already occurred in Haiti,

ιερογαμία

– Hieros Gamos, painting by Dino Valls, 2000 THE THEATRE’S FUTURE IS PHILOSOPHICAL – Louis Althusser, 1929

for the distinction between a thanatology and a necrology

What were the Kalahari Bushmen doing right now? Nothing. How about the Quebec separatists? Also nothing. I think it must have been the only time every single human being on planet Earth was unified in purpose, in that they were doing nothing more than nourishing the scavengers. Being Nutritious… The

figures of speech, vol. 4

group operations, vol. 3

T-CELL: draft project proposal

The problem would be: If theatre is the art of representation par excellence, can we make a non-representational theatre? I suggest such a theatre would be one siding with art against representation. Dorothea Olkowski holds up Deleuze as the philosopher most responsible for and answerable to the ‘ruin of representation.

T-CELL: a terrorist performancell; theatre of terror, mounting the volumes… to sell

mooted, after meeting Tom today in front of a porn-shop on the K, Tom who volunteered for the clinic, volunteered to act in the lab – it might bear some similarities to the RJF project, but there were obstacles I built into that project, which I’m convinced, newly confident, we