A revolutionary critique of E O Wilson - Stuart Wise A Redefinition of Art and Science within Subversive Revolutionary Totality. Written 2004 and originally published on the Dialectical Butterfiles…
John Clare Collective's subversive stickers in Ruskin's "Industrial gorge" The stickers below are a wild combination of Situationist Raoul Vaneigem's theses cum comment: "that…
Wilding Transformations & Great Expectations (Personal Diary 2) - The John Clare Collective Wilding Transformations & Great Expectations.... Personal Diary 2 of the John Clare…
Wilding Transformations & Great Expectations (Personal Diary 1) - The John Clare Collective An edited diary of events, theoretical speculation and conflicts with authority as…
Nameless Wilding - The John Clare Collective "...a brief overview of interventions in landscapes of industrial dereliction that can have revolutionary possibilities providing we more or less…
Comments on Indian & York stone: slave labour, aesthetic life style, quarrying and butterflies The following ramble is how the ex- King Mob building collective slowly but surely…
Fabre, Darwin, Dalton & 'DNA' Watson meet Lautreamont - Stuart Wise Perhaps to be read in conjunction with 'Reflections on Romanticism', this is the point where the…
ROTTENBUGGER: aka David Attenborough - Stuart Wise ROTTENBUGGER: Encompassing the mythologisation of nature in film compeered by David Attenborough, concept art with finance, and ecology promoted…
Fuck the 'new' Nature Writing - Stuart & David Wise ....marking the failure of eco-engage to encounter total revolutionary critique...... Memoirs of an indefatigable note-taker. Written 2009 and…
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…
The New Commons of Urban & Industrial Dereliction - Stuart & David Wise A Freewheeling Interpretation of Classic Derive, Grand Projects, Subtopian Pornography, Workers'…
Huddersfield Mothman - Stuart Wise An evaluation of four early 20th century British scientists and their radical social inclinations. Comments too on some contemporary theorists of…
