I agree that a response from the CCA would be useful.

I was in there this afternoon, and asked at the front desk. The first
person I asked knew nothing about it, but a second person would go no
further than saying that it was a private event, that the CCA had simply
hired the space out, and that they weren't responsible for the event
itself. I didn't push it though - it seemed unfair to expect people who
aren't CCA management to defend management's decisions - we really need to
hear it from Graham McKenzie.

It was weird looking at N55's show afterwards though - having looked at
www.n55.dk I'm sure they would feel less than happy.

John


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From: "Chris Byrne" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, October 06, 2002 12:51 PM
Subject: Re: <ambit> complex complicated?


> I'm very aware that the subscribers to this list are being asked to
> make moral judgements on a variety of issues surrounding the CCA and
> this seminar based on minimal information.
>
> Does anybody have hard info on this seminar - for example an agenda,
> delegate pack, handout? If not, can we obtain some information from
> CCA?
>
> Gair, it's not that I don't believe you, but you are asking everyone
> to take a lot on trust here. I don't think clarity is helped by your
> mix of factoids, polemic, satire and humour: effective as a critique
> perhaps, but more information is needed.
>
> Chris
>
>
> At 8:55 pm +0100 4/10/02, Gair wrote:
> >there are a mass of factors which allow the current view of the world as
> >common sense. that "naturally" spaces hire out for whoever puts up the
> >money, that somehow the awareness of how our tools and webs of
> >perception are partly militarily derived prevents us from making moral
> >and political judgements on social relations.
>
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