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grape nuts: birth of a nation
grape nuts. marketing waste product to human chickens? There ain’t nobody here but us chickens. I’m o.k. but you’re not o.k. y’know just down there. Create a demand and fill it….. Art Chantry ( art@artchantry.com ): Do you know what … Continue reading
will you stay or will you buy?
Rock the Cashbah.The commodification of punk. Was it all about the look? Art Chantry (art@artchantry.com): When these durn kids these days talk about punk bands, they always get all misty-eyed and slobbery over the clash. Yet, they think of the … Continue reading
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Tagged art chantry, bernie rhodes, don kirschner, French Situationist, Glenn Beck, Greil Marcus, Guy Debord, joe strummer, john robb, Johnny Rotten Sex Pistols, julian temple, Julie Burchill, Lady Gaga, Malcolm McLaren, mick jones, morrisey, Sex Pistols, the clash
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cultural collision: fatal impact
The American dream, white picket fences and two cars in every garage…. Art Chantry ( art@artchantry.com ) Magazine cover of the week!! Well, maybe the half century? When we think back on the 1950′s, the cliched vision we concoct is … Continue reading
CELEBRITY as COMMODITY FETISH: Recycle Those Tropes and Posers
For better or worse….Celebrities are not diversions for our society anymore; they are the basis of our social and economic lives.The worship of celebrity, for many is a religion fabricated and patented piecemeal out of the hollowness of some foregone … Continue reading
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Tagged Alvin Toffler, Britney Spears, Carl Jung, Chris Crocker, Daniel Finkelstein, David Sarnoff, David Willets, Ellen Burstyn, Glenn Beck, Grace Kelly, Greta Garbo, Guillaume Reymond, Gwyneth Paltrow, Henry Jenkins, James Dean, James E. Combs, Jean Burgess, Jonathan McIntosh, Marilyn Monroe, Michael Buckley, Neil Cicerega, Pauline Kael, Pop Culture Hackers, Robert Fulford, Sigmund Freud, Susan Boyle, Tay Zonday, Tim Smith
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FACING UP TO ELITISM: Not A Private Affair
Are you an elitist? Does the phrase make you insecure, vulnerable? is it a metaphor for other personal fears ? Meanwhile, it is usually elitists that accuse other elitists of being ….elitists. Then how can they despise elitism? Can you … Continue reading
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Tagged Aaron Sorkin, Al Siebert, Ben Mezrich, Chris Knight National Post, David Fincher, Glenn Beck, Henry Jenkins, James Hillman, Jillian York, John Harlow, Jose Antonio Vargas, Julian Assange, Julie Weiner, Mark Zuckerberg, Michael Moore, Rick Groen, Robert Fulford, The Social Network Movie
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/b/:LET THEM EAT MARBLE CAKE
We have become accustomed to thinking about 4Chan as the breeding ground for memes as well as shaping the associated cultural reactions to such memes. There are other implications to 4Chan beside the obvious pop culture reading…. Alexis de Toqueville’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex de Toqueville, Alfred Jarry, Amber Case, Ben Huh, Ben Popper, Billboard Liberation Front, Ceci Moss, Claire Bishop, Cole Stryker, Ctle Gage, Dominick Chen, Gabriella Coleman, Glenn Beck, Henry Jenkins, Jon Kelley BBC, Jude Sheerin, Kayne West, Laura Adams Hot Topic, Lev Grossman, Marcel Duchamp, Marcin Ramocki, Marshall McCluhan, Mary Bale, Nicholas Bourriaud, Peter Burger, Ron English, Whitney Phillips
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WEIMAR: “CREOLE LOVE CALL” on the Rhine
Everyone loves to throw around the Weimar metaphor, from pundit Glenn Beck to America’s anarchist in residence Noam Chomsky, and a contingent of microphone friendly snake oil salesmen in between…Crazy or sane, left or right, the analogies of fear mongering … Continue reading
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Tagged Carl Schmitt, Conrad Felixmuller, Erhard Gopel, Eric D. Weitz, Ernst Junger, Franz Neumann, Frederik Taylor, Glenn Beck, Herbert von Reyl-Hanisch, James Fallows, James Fallows Guardian, Jankel Adler, Jeanne Mammen, John Maynard Keynes, Josephine Baker, Marcel Ronay, Martin Hutchinson, Max Beckmann, Noam Chomsky, Otto Dix, Paul Krugman, Sandy Levinson
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THE WEIMAR “LAST TRANCE” CABARET: Escaping to Feed Your Head
For Walter Benjamin, this was the real significance of the First World War, “an attempt at a new and unprecedented commingling with the cosmic powers.” He worried that mankind’s alienation from itself was deepening “to such a degree that it … Continue reading
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Tagged Bertholt Brecht, Bertolt Brecht, Carl Mayer, David Weigel, Dr. Robert Blackburn, Friedrich Nietzsche, George Grosz, Glenn Beck, Hans Janowitz, Herman Hesse, John Wonder, Kurt Weill, Lovis Corinth, Marianne Faithfull, Max Beckmann, Mike Huckabee, Otto Dix, Peter Rex Valentine, Robert Whealy, Robert Wiene, Sen. Jim DeMint, Steven Ozmet, Walter Benjamin, Weimar Republic
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DR. JEKYLL & MR. GARGOYLE : AUGMENTED REALITY
… they only come out a night. Augmented reality has to be considered as part of the future of humankind. There are many ways for us to add data to our lives beyond the what is there physically.This could be … Continue reading
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Tagged Adrienne Mayor, Ahmed Benzizine, Amber Case, Andrew Davidson, Anthony Di Renzo, Anthony Laurent, Augmented reality, Avatar James Cameron, Bram Stoker, Bruce Sterling, Carl Jung, Carl Sandberg, Cyborg Anthropology, Elaine Ganley, Emmanuel Fourchet, F.W. Murnau, Francois Villon, G.K. Chesterton, Gary Varner, Glenn Beck, Horace Walpole, Howard Mumford Jones, jacke Prelutsky, Klaus Kinski, Laura Ackerman, Liz Leslie, Michael Camille, Michel Cacaud, Neal Stephenson, Peter Sis, Robert Louis Stevenson, Victor Hugo, Werner Herzog, William Van Alen
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