Taken from a discussion they held mid 2021, Anthony Paul Hayes and Gerald Keaney defend controversial expulsions from the Surrealist group of the 1920s and 1930s and The Situationist International (1957-1972).  They argue expulsion might also be the best way to proceed when it comes to contemporary DIY groups (DIY understood as per this page: https://geraldkeaney.wordpress.com/diy/).

Graphic: Gerald Keaney --- "Thoughts from a Hill," Acton, Canberra, early 1990s, acrylic on A4 paper. Music: Gerald Keaney and the Gerald Keaneys --- "City Bounce" from the album The William Jolly Bridge House Band (Free, Cutlack, Jenkins, Keaney, MacNicoll, Schenau, musicians do not necessarily agree with contents of podcast).

Breton Debord And Expelling People From DIY Revolutionarygroups

It’s up there alright/They are almost like us (from 9.15 mins)
Jam in Dickson, Canberra on 18 September 2015. Players are: Miranda Lello, Aaron Kirby, Ben Keaney, Max Hayes-Burnett, Anthony Hayes. Clarinet, Theremin and assorted electronica, guitar, base, xylophone, computers, hollywood.

It’s up there alright/They are almost like us

S.H.U.

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