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Tag Archives: Guy Debord
A Saunter through Summerhall
Buildings loom over us and persist beyond us. They have the perfect memory of materiality Longevity has no chance without a serious structure Stewart Brand – How Buildings Learn We finally got the chance to have a good investigative wander … Continue reading
Posted in Field Trip, Psychogeography
Tagged 7x7, Archie Shepp, Audrey Hepburn, David Michalek, Eadweard Muybridge, East Weymss, Edinburgh, Fewer Laws, Fife, Figure Studies and Slow Dancing., George Wyllie, Guy Debord, How Buildings Learn, Ian Hamilton Finlay, Jean Pierre Muller, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Jimmy Boyle, Joseph Beuys, Kassin, Les Reveries du Promeneneur Solitaire, MacDuff Earls of Fife, Malcolm McLaren, Marina Abramovich, Moondog, More Examples, Morton Feldman, Mulatu Astatke, Neil Armstrong, Nile Rodgers, Patti Smith, Phenotype Genotype (PhG), psychogeography, Ravenscraig Castle, Richard Demarco, Robert Kuśmirowski, Robert Wyatt, Robin Gillanders, Sean O'Hagan, Stewart Brand, Summerhall, Tadeusz Kantor, Terry Riley, The Philosopher's Garden Redux, Vivienne Westwood, William English
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Bouncing on Sacrilege: Deller, Debord and Jumping for Joy
It is futile to search in our theories of architecture or dérive for any other motive than the passion for play. Guy Debord (1) As we enter Glasgow Green, my daughter takes aim, like an archer pulling a bowstring and … Continue reading
Posted in Field Trip, Observation, Psychogeography
Tagged Alex Harvey, Bakhtin, Billy Connolly, Glasgow Green, Glasgow International Festival of Visual Art, Guy Debord, Homo Ludens, Jeremy Deller, Johan Huizinga, People's Palace, Ralph Rumney, Sacrilege, Situationist International, Stonehenge
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