[Noisebridge-discuss] TEDxVienna: monochrom's Johannes Grenzfurthner: On how to subvert subversion
das ende der nahrungskette
jg at monochrom.at
Wed Dec 22 22:07:08 UTC 2010
actually i'm stuck in lakeland, florida. and the
most subversive act will be to a methodist church
on friday. my first visit to a church since i
desecrated st. stephan's cathedral in vienna as part of a zombie mob.
but i will be going to las vegas in early january
to check out adult entertainment expo. wanna do
some shenanigans there. anyone interested to join me?
cheers!
>Great presentation as usual, Johannes. What're y'all planning for the
>next subversiveness?
>
>- Sai
>
>On Wed, Dec 22, 2010 at 10:54 AM, das ende der nahrungskette
><jg at monochrom.at> wrote:
> > hey folks!
> > thought you might be interested in this...
> >
> > ==cut==
> >
> > Talk presented at TEDxVienna, November 2010.
> >
> > YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2Rvh8VG3o8
> >
> > The term "context hacking" -Â like its older
> > mimetic sibling "communication guerrilla" -Â
> > refers to unconventional forms of communication
> > and/or intervention in more conventional
> > processes of communication. Context hacking is a
> > specific style of political action drawing from a
> > watchful view of the paradoxes and absurdities of
> > power, turning these into the starting point for
> > subversive interventions. It's a strategy of
> > playing with representations and identities, with
> > alienation and over-identification. But a
> > fundamental question remains: is it still
> > possible to subvert? Or are we all stuck in an
> > endless late-capitalist cycle of revolt and
> > assimilation? Johannes Grenzfurthner will present
> > a project by monochrom, a worldwide operating
> > collective from Vienna dealing with technology, art, and philosophy.
> >
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