the font is too small to read... (death of language?)
On Wed, Oct 2, 2013 at 1:07 PM, Philipp Teister <[email protected]>wrote: > > DEATH of Glitch-Art > DEATH of Fluxus > DEATH of E-Culture > > Coffee&Cake > > We don't need to bury a body, > we need to bury something else. > > Fluxus is some kind against bourgeois sickness, > actually it is bourgeois and it's getting killed by itself. > > > Professional commercialized culture of art imitation of artificial European > art. > > Mathematical in between -- for the sake of it -- because that is European. > If your not European, you'll get your fucking drawing back. > > Get back to your own flow, > your own revolution. > > Genocite. It's a genocide because, we wanne make it part of our union. > Because we are making a genocide in Bosnia when we are going to make it part > of our union. > > We're not talking about this. It's a taboo. Taboos are who we are now. > > Flowing. > > Out flow and in flown. > We are trying to get to certain tides to promote a reality. > But actually we re not flowing incorporating/dis-charching taboos. > > Right now we are making cultural and social realms, call it fluxus, it's a > joke. > More important than the so called political revolutionaries that are > following there hypes. > > So then, we should burn down/outsource the structures of doing it yourself, > we have to take responsibility right now. In case of not facing the fear of > being left behind. > > Instead of privatizing someones intellectual property > we should make frameworks for non-economic exploitation > and spontaneously nomadic deterritorialization. > Our Postmodern liberal mechanisms are being vanished. > > We need to head out for the new horizon anew. > The new alternative, is about not to privatize, > and don't look for obligatory privatized sectors that > has been institutionalized by real property. > > Corporate number crunchers are just a structure of social disorder > that can also be found in competition of evolved corporative not-groups, > that has been the pain in the ass for such a long time. > > Frequently, individual success models depend on politely complex situation > compromised goals. > > This complexity is just a non-linear fashion and has to be changed over a > time. > > It's the death of glitch-art, fluxus and e-culture. > > > > > > > _______________________________________________ > NetBehaviour mailing list > [email protected] > http://www.netbehaviour.org/mailman/listinfo/netbehaviour >
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