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On thursday I was luckly enough to give a talk at london’s worst artist-run space. Called viewer discretion cannot be advised

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On thursday I was luckly enough to give a talk at london’s worst artist-run space lima zulu‘s fourth #LZPKBYOBRSVP pecha-kucha night.

Topics on the night included bootstrapping, northern ireland prison protests, max stirner, and my talk ‘Cheap Gadgets in the hands of EVERYBODY’. I had a great time, and it was good to see lots of friends i haven’t seen AFK in too long.

The talk wasn’t recorded. But for posterity before i forget, i just sat down and gave the pecha kucha in one take to my laptop and empty flat. I embedded it at the bottom of this post. a big thanks to huw for inviting me to talk.


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2 responses to “viewer discretion cannot be advised”

  1. Arthur Doohan avatar

    Very good…..Punchy ending

  2. […] Bix takes a tour though recent posts from around the web about the war in Ukraine and the feelings of “structural dissonance” and/or “context collapse” that people are feeling. A feeling that GarbageDay’s Ryan Broderick called “the inherent weirdness of viewing […] the horrors of real life through the trivializing structures of the internet”. I mentioned that people would be feeling this the other week, in turn reaching further back to a talk I gave in 2013 called ‘Viewer discretion cannot be advised”. […]

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