***a heuristic and aesthetic of radicalized junk bricolage**

really a whole new way of thinking/acting/writing about contemporary capitalism's spectacular and apocalyptic failure and how to go beyond the worlds it has destroyed

Here are five recordings from today's symposium on Salvage Punk. (There was one other excellent talk by Joyelle McSweeney, but something went wrong during the recording, so it's unlistenable).
 
The Speakers in running order:
 
Evan Calder Williams does a variety of activities concerning communism, ornament, horror, and cinema under the name Socialism and/or Barbarism. http://socialismandorbarbarism.blogspot.com
 
China Miéville is the author of several works of fiction and non-fiction, including Embassytown and The City & the City.
http://chinamieville.net/
 
Giovanni Tiso is a writer and translator based in Wellington, Aotearoa/New Zealand.
http://bat-bean-beam.blogspot.com/
 
Stephen Shapiro explores the interdisciplinary link between writing and entomology, culture and the bourgeois insect.
 
Nick Lawrence works on US literature of the nineteenth and twenty-first centuries. Among his interests are Adorno, allegory, avant-garde poetics, Bolaño, found music, formally adventurous graphic narrative, political ecology, recycling aesthetics, and ways of making the logic of capital visible, definable and contestable.

Salvage Punk - A Symposium

***a heuristic and aesthetic of radicalized junk bricolage**

really a whole new way of thinking/acting/writing about contemporary capitalism's spectacular and apocalyptic failure and how to go beyond the worlds it has destroyed


Giovanni Tiso

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