Captain America - The First Avenger [2025 Remix]

Panel with Lisa Blanning, Matt Colquhoun, Steven Warwick; moderated by Terence Sharpe

Thursday 30 January 2020
 CTM 2020 – Liminal 
Kunstquartier Bethanien, Berlin

The late Mark Fisher’s work, like all philosopher’s work, oscillated through different stages throughout his life. Starting in cultural-studies, to philosophy under the CCRU, to cold rationalism to anti-capitalist critique, Fisher's work was a project of constantly trying to come to terms with a world that begged belief, as is the case with the evolution of any intellectual worth their salt. There was throughout all of this a constant undercurrent indebted to psychoanalysis.

For Fisher the idea of world-building came with responsibility, something his work takes into great consideration with very sincere care. As he described in his later writings, the socio-political disease of our time is that of pervasive stasis in a rapidly accelerated culture. If we take the liminal as that which can occupy either side of a boundary, that which acknowledges complexity, then we see an opportunity perhaps to the deadlock of binaries presented by the worst trapping of the contemporary right and left.

This panel takes as its kernel the concept of Egress, a word used by Fisher to describe the exiting of the current cultural malaise through analysing the politics of teleology and collectivism. Liminality itself must be critiqued with the urgent need for determinacy in mind. Perhaps a solution to the pitfalls of liminality is that of determinacy, that cultural production must operate within a strong pedagogical model if it is to make its way out of its liminality. Fisher postulated that what was required for real transgression was a reprisal of the spirit of a world that could be free, to go beyond the beyond the pleasure principle.

Presented with transmediale.

CTM 2020: On k-punk—Egress and the Fisher Function

Take it easy bud
available on lxvlxv.bandcamp.com
8/7/2020

Take it easy bud

Mosquito Climb

abrasive dubs, cross genre chops, critical perspective,
re-orchestrated conversations, slowed to (perfection)

w/ @mary_2 (@spiritual_combat) + @valclipp

initially aired via https://offcenter.online

Community Podcast #17 w/ Mary

Yidam is a special deity one works with in meditation as a means towards recognizing one’s own awakened nature. I once found a key on the floor of my house, I tried to see if it fit any door, but none opened. In a Buddhist poem, he said that whoever would find a key on the floor without a door was because he was close to opening its interior and dazzling his true self, his own Yidam.

VVTNSS/witness. It's an alter ego of the artist João Pedro Fonseca, founder of ZABRA, where he has the freedom to immerse himself in the musical world of spectra, beats, materials and experimentalisms, where they dialogue in a dimension beyond the body and the sensation, transposing us to a telluric current of doubts and faith.

tracklist:  
01 - i.ruuu feat Cammack Lindsey - Extraction Shame
02 - Venice - Karina's Song
03 - kelman duran - FOREVA
04 - AMEN - To A New Age
05 - Nazar - Bunker Ft Shannen
06 - Anna Homler - O'sa Va'ya
07 - Laurel Halo - Rome Theme I
08 - Cucina Povera - Ajatus
09 - Croatian Amor - Fires In The Dark
10 - VVTNSS - Regression (version 2)
11 - Nick Malkin - Perfect Terminal
12 - Daniel Ruane  - Atemporal Corruption
13 - Otilo - You 2
14 - [adm r] by e xr
15 - Astrid Sonne - Strong, Calm, Slow

♥ 18 - Yidam's Key - VVTNSS

Bag of Toys

Új Bála - Le Wifi

drone emoji x Del Mar - Dežela Okusov

Dok-S Project - Before Leaving

Babau - Pineapple Problem

[@noish] is a sound artist, bio-hacker, and researcher based in Barcelona. In their work, they explore the fields of more-than-human composition, hybrid music and bio sonic systems, through the construction of bio-machines that translate the interaction between biological agents and musical algorithms into musical form.

This is a session of sonic explorations based on randomness, unorthodox musical scales, and yamaha dx7 synthesizer presets.

"Exploraciones sonoras a través de aleatoriedad, escalas musicales no ortodoxas y presets del sintetizador yamaha dx7.
Gracias a Ege Gonul por el emulador en supercollider del yamaha dx7 por http://egegonul.com".
 
more noish: noconventions.mobi/noish

Dok-S Project - Before Leaving

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