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A young dance company that is on fire and making really interesting work is SallyAlly Dance
Comprised of Alys North, Sarah Hudson, and their collaborators, you should probably keep an eye on these people.
Here’s a link to their recently made FaceBook page, which has more information on them and some video of their performances.
Enjoy!
go check 'em out and like their page!
They're really good
Or in fact if you live in Cornwall or London also feel free to get in touch.
This is for my new project, working titled in/ex/hale, focusing on that intense moment of intimate closeness when listening to someone’s breath.
A little more info can be found here http://markferbrache.wordpress.com/2013/04/13/new-project-inexhale/ , and the blog (and my tumblr) will be kept up to date with the progress of the progress.
PLEASE REBLOG AND SPREAD THE WORD
IF YOU KNOW ANYONE IN BRISTOL OR CORNWALL PLEASE LET THEM KNOW AND TELL THEM TO GET IN TOUCH
If anyone is in Bristol, please get involved.
Please reblog and spread the word. This project is going to be incredible once it starts rolling
Here’s a link to a trainhopper’s guide and atlas if you’re interested. You should be able to view and download it there. It took a long time to upload it so I hope it works.
This is a summary of college only using two pictures; expensive as hell.
That’s my Sociology “book”. In fact what it is is a piece of paper with codes written on it to allow me to access an electronic version of a book. I was told by my professor that I could not buy any other paperback version, or use another code, so I was left with no option other than buying a piece of paper for over $200. Best part about all this is my professor wrote the books; there’s something hilariously sadistic about that. So I pretty much doled out $200 for a current edition of an online textbook that is no different than an older, paperback edition of the same book for $5; yeah, I checked. My mistake for listening to my professor.
This is why we download.
Alternatives to buying overpriced textbooks
Textbooknova
Bookboon
Textbookrevolution
GaTech Math Textbooks
Ebookee
Freebookspot
Free-ebooks
Getfreeebooks
BookFinder
Oerconsortium
Project Gutenberg
Spreading this shit like nutella because goddamn textbooks are so expensive.
not necessarily art related but as someone who couldn’t afford their textbooks this semester this is a godsend
by mark ferbrache
Transcending Anatomy is a guide to help partners of trans people navigate bodies and sex. It starts by unpacking some common assumptions, then goes through strategies for understanding your partner’s body, what language to use, and what feels good for them. It also also talks about getting comfortable with physical contact, dealing with dysphoria, and creative ways to work within limits. It won’t tell you what to say and do during sex, or what your partner wants – instead, think of this as a starting point for challenging your own assumptions and talking about this stuff.
It sucks when you don't have money to buy the software to hack into someone's computer. Don't worry, my Freegan Hacker! This zine is a introduction to the wonderful world of torrents and P2P and why the capitalists don't want you to have things for free anyways. So the next time your friend or your pig buddy says, "Nothing's free", be assured that you have better understanding of most of the basics of liberating software from the internet as well as the problems that might stop you from having to download again.
This is the first book by Predacon Publishing. So if you have suggestions, questions, comments, or hatemail send it [email protected]
The expanded guide includes two additional sections: "Why You Should Start a Solidarity Network" and "Interview With SeaSol". Also, A4 format has been added.
The original is here: http://zinelibrary.info/build-your-own-solidarity-network
This brilliant zine presents a critique of wildcrafting (i.e. harvesting medicinal plants and herbs from the wild) that comes from a perspective rooted in decolonization and indigenous solidarity. It asks what ethical wildcrafting looks like for herbalists who are also settlers in North America. It presents problems with even the most strict ethical standards commonly circulated among herbalists, and it also offers some suggestions about how to get to know and care for your bioregion and stands of medicinal plants. An important part of the perspective in this zine is presented in a guest article by a Native American woman who teaches herbalism at a school in Northern California. Highly recommended!
A brief introduction to capitalism, class, and class struggle. Downloadable, ready-to-print PDF adapted from libcom.org's introductions. Includes graphics.
*a section on unwaged work has been added.
Jared Davidson
Community How To ~2nd Year Edition~
Community theory, communication, and ideas and resources for starting a community with the Lorax Manner Student Cooperative in Eugene, Oregon, as a case study.
The new edition includes an easier to read format and information from the North American Students for Cooperation 2011 Institute about starting housing cooperatives. There is a PDF file for viewing and open office writer file (.odt) for editing.
Redistribute and alter freely. Written 2010 By Sage. Updated February 22, 2012.
Please send an email with 'community how to' in the subject line to receive updates as they happen or make comments and ask questions. [email protected]
This zine contains a wealth of helpful suggestions for anarchists living in small towns who want to create anarchy. Topics covered include finding other anarchists, deciding on what projects to work on, figuring out how to relate to liberals, and doing a distro--this zine is full of good ideas and advice.
Not only for small towns, the authors of the zine state: "If you can count the active anarchists in your areas on your fingers, this guide is for you."
With love from some no-coast anarchists, http://sproutac.org
The zine is made of of selections from a book titled We Are Everywhere: The Irresistible Rise of Global Anti-capitalism that was edited by Notes from Nowhere. The original book chronicles the anti-capitalist/anti-globalization movement of the late-1990s and early-2000s. Consequently, a lot of the tactics discussed here come out of that context. It is a basic primer on a broad range of tactics: affinity groups, squatting, reclaim the streets, guerrilla gardening, jail solidarity, pie-ing, cultural jamming, etc.
See you in the streets, Sprout Anarchist Collective http://sproutac.org
Table of Contents:
The First of May and the General Strike...by Mother Earth (Mag.)
Memory as a Weapon...by Anonymous
Fallen Comrades...by Anonymous
Hugs for Thugs: Support the Asheville 11...Compiled by Bryan Hill
Hurray for Anarchy! May Day as Celebrated by the Anarchists...by Strangers in a Tangled Wilderness & Eberhardt Press
The Great Anarchist Trial: The Haymarket Speeches as Delivered on the Evening of the Throwing of the Bomb, at Haymarket Square, Chicago, May 4, 1886...By August Spies & Albert R. Parsons
Barcelona: A Combative May Day Regained...By Anonymous
Cracks in the Glass...By Bay of Rage
Migration, Movements, Wages and War in the Americas: Reasons for Unity on May Day 2006 - and After...by Midnight Notes and Friends
#MAY1TO: May Day of Action...By No One Is Illegal
Migrant Worker Advocacy in Guelph and May Day...by Erica
Oakland Call for Global General Strike...by Occupy Oakland General Assembly
Strike as a Strategy Against Control...by Strike Everywhere
Call for Insurrection Days...by Anonymous
Introduction from Magazine:
May Day represents many things to many people. It is internationally recognized as a day where the working class mobilizes against the rich, appropriately named the ‘real’ labour day. It is a time to remember the Haymarket martyrs who died at the hands of the state. It also represents a time of change, as plants begin to produce their first fruits. May first is also known as beltane, a pagan holiday celebrating renewed fertility and life.
If due to climate change or just a freak cyclical weather pattern, Spring has come early this year, bring with it new growth and actions targeting domination and capital across the globe. Perhaps this is why it brought us so much joy, here at the Peak, when general assemblies associated with the occupy movement started to call for an International general strike against capitalism on May 1st. We have tried to amplify this call at the Peak.
Throughout the issue, we have included posters collected by the occuprint.org collective, check out their website for print quality versions of these posters to litter your city with. In this issue, we start off with two pieces on the importance of our collective memory of struggle (pg. 5) & comrades lost struggling against capitalism(pg. 7). Then we telling the story of May Day with the speeches (pg. 19) and history of the Haymarket martyrs (pg. 11). Next, we present analysis from May Day in Barcelona (pg. 31) and last years successful General Strike in Oakland, California (pg. 36), which both give us insight into the possibilities we have before us this coming May 1st. We follow that with analysis of the working conditions of migrant labours in North America (pg.41, 53), whos precarious labour drives capitalism forward, and who without them, capital would falter. And finally, we end our magazine with calls for actions on May Day in Toronto, Hamilton & Internationally, as well as days of insurrection (pg. 63) to target capital in the lead up to May Day.
As the Federal and Provincial governments announce new austerity cuts to the sound of the labour movements funeral procession, we find our new hope in autonomous actions and wild cat strikes. The days of tired marches through the streets will come to an end as we recognize the power we hold by targeting capital where it gains its strength, from the sweat of our labour and the commodities we produce. Heed the call and on May 1st, phone in sick, walk out of school, get your shop floor to strike and/or in the evening after work, join us in the streets for economic disruption to show the rich that we have not lost our fighting spirit and remember the fertility of revolt.
Resist // Occupy // General Strike
- The Peak Collective
FREEE DOWNLOAD OF ANTI-PSYCHIATRY / COGNITIVE LIBERTY PAMPHLEThttp://darkmatter.noblogs.org/files/2012/04/reclaimyourmind-bw.pdf // LIVE ANARCHY SPREAD CHAOS // LOL
Dark Matter Publications, Spring 2012
Introduction to "Reclaim Your Mind":
We are pleased to publish this anonymous text which appeared on the old website of the 325 Collective in 2003 and which was re-edited and published online in 2011. We don’t agree with this text entirely and are pessimistic about the prospect of a wide-spread ‘healing’ of Earth or the masses of society – as has always been the case, minorities will throw off the chains of social obligations, will seize their own life trajectory and wilfully define themselves, finding each other and creating unique moments of beauty, life and freedom. Maybe in the ruins of techno-industrial mass society a widespread healing will occur. For the time being, we aim to liberate ourselves from the cage we’ve been born into, alongside as many others as possible. This means overcoming the limiting constraints of our mental patterns and freeing ourselves from the self-fulfilling diagnoses of mental illness, to glory in our inscrutable uniqueness and our dysfunctionality – our refusal to be working, integrated components of the megamachine.
The zine ‘Beyond Amnesty’ (downloadable from 325.nostate.net) is also well worth reading, a piercing and personal attack on psychiatry and this prison society that drives us to self-destruction. Anti-civilisation thinkers such as Chellis Glendinning, John Zerzan and Derrick Jensen have traced the pathology of modern society to its root in domestication, and the growing patterns of control, repression, abuse and self-destruction. It will take the deliberate violation of the control patterns instilled by the tranquilising institutions of society to reclaim our wilful self-empowered autonomy.
We remember the suicides and drug abuse and say the deaths are murders by this dominator system. We are in an existential struggle and have declared revolutionary war to the end.
