'Sic' presents a paragrammic rewriting of 'Mein Kampf' (Hitler 1925) by global micro-workers through online gig-economy platforms, as an exploration of contemporary fascism....
'Affectation Correspondence' is a short science-fiction story written using only words contained within 'Frankenstein' (Shelley, 1831), in dialogue with images by publishing commissioner Gareth Proskourine-Barnett....
Wollstonochlincraft 1791-1971 forges compound neologisms from two emblematic feminist texts that are mirrored in their dates and message: A Vindication of the Rights of Woman (Wollstonecraft, 1791) and Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists? (Noc...
The Book is Alive! is a collaboration between the Centre for Media and Cultural Research (CMCR) at LSBU and bookRoom.
The publication is published by RGAP, edited by Emmanuelle Waeckerle and Richard Sawdon Smith, designed by studio mothership and Ke...
By Manuel Ángel, Annabel Frearson, Ryoung Kim, Francesco Pedraglio, Barbara Pfenningstorff, Emily Rosamond, Anca Rujoiu, Pieternel Vermoortel, Andy Weir. Taking the seminal art journal OCTOBER as a point of departure, QGJCPLB play...
The Sensible Stage: Staging and the Moving Image is collection of newly commissioned texts that explore the moving image in relation to performance, time and the event.
Edited by Bridget Crone, the book provides a series of individual proposals and ...
Bad Brain Call is part of the ongoing project Frankenstein2; or the Monster of Main Stream, a new novel and associated works created using all and only the words from Shelley's Frankenstein.
Bad Brain Call references a cross-section of pop genres, a...
An extract from Frankenstein2; or, The Monster of Main Stream was reproduced in this edition of Revolve Wire magazine, guest edited by Matthew Poole....
Mute Magazine, issue 21, Total Paranoia.
This article is also reproduced in Stewart Home's book, Memphis Underground (2007).
Full article reproduced below:...
Datocracy is a compound neologism that embraces transhistorical liberations and reconfigurations of data, in its multiple perceptual-linguistic forms, into new value relations and systems of governance, democratic or otherwise. Datocracy evolves from...
A self-reflexive Octoberesque essay on my concept of Infomanticism, a conjoining of information and Romanticism that reflects on and through our narcissistic mediation with sublime data....
In this paper, I examine the fetishisation of the database as determinant apparatus in constructing blind or random cultural hierarchies and relationships through a multiplier effect of surplus information (metadata) around cultural entities, demonst...
