Oct 17, 2017
From Top Stuff, 1945. Found at the Prelinger Library.
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From Top Stuff, 1945. Found at the Prelinger Library.
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Improvisatory Nature of Fugitivity - Workshop Series
Music Research Strategies presents the Improvisatory Nature of Fugitivity, a closed workshop series as part of the Indexical Moment/um residency at Prelinger Library. The workshop addresses the guerilla strategies and tactical media of the Underground Railroad as technologies of resistance in our everyday lives today.
Narratives of Fugitivity: European invasion of the Americas, Narratives of Fugitivity, Reading slave narratives, & Improvisatory nature of fugitivity.
The Art of Conduction: Underground Railroad roles, Solidarity economic network of the UGRR, Sites of Opposition & Re-enactment exercises.
Tactical Media: Technologies of the Oppressed, Quilt block codes, Reimagining/Reinserting tactical media of UGRR, & Weaponizing Conduction
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Giving a talk this evening about Pt Reyes as a part of a series of talks called “Place Talks” held at the Prelinger Library in San Francisco.
https://www.facebook.com/events/970636523031044/
PLACE TALKS now has a website!
www.placetalks.online
On the website you can read news that... PLACE TALKS received an Alternative Exposure grant from Southern Exposure. Now I can pay people and buy more snacks. Thanks SoEx!
I visited the Prelinger Library in San Francisco today. It’s a vast archival collection of printed ephemera comprising subcultures, political movements, maps, landscapes, histories and so much more. I’ve lived in San Francisco 26 years and didn’t know this was here for the past 11+. Thank you Public Collectors for letting me know about this treasure trove that’s mere walking distance from my place of employment.
Naturally I spent my time with my nose buried in the late 70s/early 80s punk flyers & fanzines. I scanned a bunch that you’ll see in coming days here, including this one - Noh Mercy/Pink Section/Peccadillos at The Mab, San Francisco, likely 1979.
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A flyer protesting street violence in San Francisco. From the Punk ephemera collection of the Prelinger Library in San Francisco.
A flyer for a show by the Dead Kennedys with Punk Section and Push-Ups at Mabuhay Gardens. From the Punk ephemera collection of the Prelinger Library in San Francisco.
Singer from The Don’ts in search of musicians. A flyer from the Punk ephemera collection of the Prelinger Library in San Francisco.