Response to Schweicher Comments on Curt Schweicher's book "Art Is Dead, Long Live Art". From Internationale Situationniste #5 (December 1960).
The End of the Economy and the Realization of Art - Asger Jorn Jorn on art, value and the realisation of humanity. From Internationale Situationniste #4 (June 1960…
Die Welt als Labyrinth On the difficulties with a situationist installation at the Stedilijk Museum in Amsterdam. From Internationale Situationniste #4 (January 1960).
Discourse on Industrial Painting and a Unitary Applicable Art - Giuseppe Pinot-Gallizio A manifesto on industrial (or automated) painting, from Internationale Situationniste #3 (December…
Discussion on an Appeal to Revolutionary Artists and Intellectuals From Internationale Situationniste #3 (December 1959).
The Raven #33: Anarchism and the Arts 1996 issue of this anarchist journal, themed around art, culture, etc.
On Our Means and Our Perspectives - Constant Constant Nieuwenhuys critiques some texts by Asger Jorn on art and machines. From Internationale Situationniste #2 (December 1958)
Absence and its Costumers SI critique of several contemporary avant garde artists including John Cage. From International Situationniste #2 (December 1958)
The Friends of Cobra and What They Represent The Situationist International is unimpressed with the relaunch of the European avant garde group Cobra. From Internationale Situationniste #2 …
Back cover piss-take on Carl Andre's "bricks" Dave Walton (aka David Wise) on conceptual artist Carl Andre and the Tate Modern Gallery.
Begumpura: The Anarchist Commune Indian anarchist Pranav Jeevan P writes on Begumpura, a utopia envisioned by the mystic and poet Guru Raidas. This article was first published by Round Table India.
