David Wise

Content on or about David Wise (1943-), writer, construction worker and member of King Mob. David was the twin brother of Stuart Wise.

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Dialectical Butterflies archive on Libcom

An index of material available on Libcom relating to the now defunct Dialectical Butterfiles website, which included a number of texts relating…

Lost Ones Around King Mob

Miscellaneous King Mob (and associated) leaflets and declamatory statements, compiled by David Wise for the Revolt Against Plenty Website.

Part 2 Situ Reorientation debate: The Red Brigades in Italy

Part 2: On the 1970 Situationist Reorientation Debate, the Never Work(ing) worker. Mayakovsky /…

King Mob: Icteric & the Newcastle Experience from the early to late 1960s

Thoughts on Butterfly migration and Icteric - a 'radical' arts magazine produced in Newcastle upon…

Land Art, Icteric and William Wordsworth - David and Stuart Wise

Land art and Icteric. Plus Wordsworthian environment emotion recollected on tranquilisers (er,…

BM BIS and BM BLOB publications

Remarks on BM BIS, BM BLOB, riot and post modernist recuperation - David Wise

Replies to questions from Servando Rocha relating to the Spanish publication of la Felguera's King…

Mock up of cover of King Mob book in Spanish

New Introduction to Spanish King Mob - David & Stuart Wise

Introduction to "King Mob: Nosotros, el Partido del Diablo" published La Felquera in Madrid. Written…

This photo of London's Soho / Covent Garden in the1950s shows the type of six story early Victorian buildings we had to deal with

A Missing Lost Story relating to Notes on the Economics and Aesthetics of the UK's Great Building Disaster - David Wise

Reflections on building work in the late 1970s in Covent Garden, central London,…

Freewheeling reflections on Latin America - David and Stuart Wise

Wanderings & Meanderings, Digressions & Detours: Freewheeling reflections on Latin America in…

Revolt Against Plenty archive on Libcom

An index of material available on Libcom relating to the now defunct Revolt Against Plenty website, which included a number of texts relating to…

Critique of Italy '77: Eulogising madness

"Certain publications of the so-called movement are staging a sinister leftist farce of madness which has nothing to do with real madness". An…

Metropolitan Indians

Italy in 1977 - David Wise

A personal memory... .and the link between intensifying cultural commodification, increasing state repression and the spectre of terrorism…