wolman/debord
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On 18 May 1963 Wolman invented ‘Scotch art’, which he explained as follows: ‘using a piece of scotch adhesive tape i tear the print from a page of the newspaper. i obtain an orderly script on the flat surface of a new effective dimension. i discover the becoming of what i call scotch art in the choice of various everyday events, the modes of printing and the quality of the ink, the choice
of impulsions communicated by the action of fixing and tearing.’
Showing posts with label situationist. Show all posts
Showing posts with label situationist. Show all posts
Wednesday, 10 April 2013
Sunday, 17 February 2013
All space is already occupied by the enemy
Gustave Courbet is one of the leaders of the Commune. He instigates the
demolition of Napoleon's statue in the Place de Vendome because it is a
symbol of militarism and imperialism. He writes I get up, I eat
breakfast, I sit down and preside for 12 hours a day, my head begins to
feel like a baked apple. But despite all this unaccustomed turmoil of
the head and brain, I’m in a state of enchantment. Paris est un vrai paradis.
The poets Paul Verlaine and Arthur Rimbaud are also involved. In the
last days of the Commune, Edward Manet draws heartbreaking pictures of
the Communards slaughtered at the barricades by the French Army
http://marxists.org/history/france/paris-commune/index.htm
May 16th 1871 /// to demolish the Vendôme Column
http://marxists.org/history/france/paris-commune/index.htm
May 16th 1871 /// to demolish the Vendôme Column
Basic Program of the Bureau of Unitary Urbanism
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Tuesday, 13 November 2012
all this new work
whoever shall come for brick or for stone shall freely have the same for his pains
Commons Journals IV 309
La Dialectique Peut-Elle Casser Des Briques?
Hylomorphism
Aristotle - clay is matter relative to a brick because a brick is made of clay, whereas bricks are matter relative to a brick house.
Aquinas - tiny pieces of brick remain in existence when the house goes out of existence... there can be no fireplace if the surrounding house has been torn down. We might say this pile of bricks once was the chimney, we cannot say that it is the chimney... characterised as a brick it still exists...
http://www.themasonictrowel.com/Articles/General/other_files/an_operative_bricklayer_builds_speculative_wall.htm
6.4 The Knocks
You will notice in the laying of the blocks you always hear
the ringing of the trowel. This is music to the Brickie's ears since it
indicates bricklayers at work which means money, security, and the good things
of life. In like manner the knocks in a speculative lodge when heard outside the
door indicate that the speculative masons are at work .... There is a certain
rythem to the knocks. In the first degree they always remind me of the pound
pound pound of an apprentice .... But by the time they get to the Third Degree
they carry the sound of Mozart's Magic Flute .... And have the characteristic of
a Master Mason lightly touching the block into its appointed place.
clairefontaine
Sunday, 5 August 2012
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