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Is there a form of social conflict which is not terrorism and not capable of being delayed and repeated – represented – and which does not exemplify, provide a situation, a theatre for operations – with the suffering of people serving as backdrop to an ’empty space,’ from which bursts of monologue? And

Big Russian I

– Condom Alley, Upper Symonds St., as at 28/11/08

for when the “virtual and real world can’t be different any more”

go here for the source of the quote in the title. The virtual in the event of no difference being possible any more between it and the real signifies a totalization of the Image such that you get when code meets its nemesis: and there is a phase-shift; and code

Max Pam

– photo by Max Pam, South India 03 Journal, 2004 Late in 1969 I was over at the Student Union watching an anti Vietnam War demonstration when a friend drew my attention to a message on the notice board: ASTROPHYSICIST REQUIRES HELP TO DRIVE V.W. BUG FROM CALCUTTA TO LONDON.

Cavafy Cheats Playing Strip Poker

If I could articulate it, the thesis of the proposed dissertation on Deleuze and theatre, it would include my frustration at not being able to make the work I want to, to work with the people I want to and to command the resources, at a global level if you

caged painting/caged painter -> -> -> -> an adequate image of internal exile -> -> -> n-set

– Arthur Boyd, Figure supporting back legs and Interior with black rabbit, 1973-4 the image is from Arthur Boyd’s ‘caged painter’ series, commenced in 1971 upon his return to Australia after over a decade in England. The year he left Caetano Veloso was recording his own record of exile, ‘A

but the [American] spirit is out of in reach

The Alistair Cooke Memorial Lecture delivered by David Mamet. – Alistair Cooke (in 1991) Alistair Cooke’s remains were “surgically plundered” in late December, 2005. [New York Times article] – David Mamet, detail of photo by Amanda Edwards Paul Taylor writes a bad review of David Mamet.