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field recordings 2017:06:16 18:06:43 – 2017:08:03 12:37:29 including Minus Theatre rehearsing VMG at the Baptist Church and setup at LOT23

Simon Taylor 03 Dec 2018

brand “curatorial journalism”: this year more than ever before we are fighting the power (of speech)

Seth Abramson writes in the Guardian: “In 2018, there are actually more reliable news reports than ever before, as there are now more responsible media outlets online and in print than there ever have been – a fact that often gets lost in debates over “fake news”. The digital age has
Simon Taylor 26 Nov 2018

untitled 1: including an in memoriam for Douglas Wright, 14 October 1956 – 14 November 2018

The great Spanish writer—not an opinion, a fact, my friendHe would or he might begin with something suitably self-deprecating—a reference to another writer, an artist who, perhaps, was more far-sighted,in not worrying so much about his place in things, worrying at her hems,edges and scabs, at
Simon Taylor 18 Nov 2018

neosurvivalist / naivalist / postoccupy / inhabit?

The End of The World It’s over. Bow your head and phone scroll through the apocalypse. from here and or Learn to hunt, to code, to heal. . from there despite the brilliant and funny analysis given inhabit.global’s website by Ted Byfield [assuming he’s this one] on
Simon Taylor 10 Nov 2018

rolling out neoliberalism in New Zealand

While the opposition party engages in spectacular self-immolation, the governing Labour Party, under Rt. Hon. Jacinda Ardern, despite a stated commitment to rolling back the worst of neoliberal measures towards privatisation, decentralisation, marketisation and financialisation, continues to roll out policy consistent with the neoliberal agenda of the Mont Pelerin Thought
Simon Taylor 21 Oct 2018

what began as neoliberalism ends in fascism {or: FAKE NEWS=TWO TRUTHS}

once there are two truths, established by Friedrich Hayek in 1954, then the way is clear: all the ingroup has to do is maintain control over economic policy–and the outgroup, even to the whole of Brazil, can be told this is freedom, Bolsonaro’s fascism is fake news. see here
Simon Taylor 13 Oct 2018

now i’m listening to kip hanrahan’s beautiful scars and i realise there is no other music for grownups so full of joy sex & politics 3 of my fav things but art too art music art life art rotting with life decomposing on the street sweating in the room shr

thanks gareth
Simon Taylor 01 Oct 2018

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