Tag: jay springett
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A Profligate Waste | 1823
This week i’m grumpy about the new Apple phones, Angry about action figures, and call a man who drives a bulldozer a land artist.
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Another week past
Conversations have shapes and ‘materiality’. A good conversation with someone is extremely pleasurable.
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Handprints and Maps | 1822
I criticise blockchain thinking, then talk briefly about John Barrell’s notion of Circular Geography.
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Do what you can
There is so much utter nonsense going on in the world right now, but knowing that you have absolutely no idea what is going on is a great help
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Get Down On Your Knees | 1821
It started off as a simple show about the great abolitionist Harriet Tubman, but unexpectedly spun out into occult left history, criticism of the awful the law of return, and…
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Don’t Feed The Machine | 1820
The internet broke this week and we had a whole day without it – It was nice. From those beginnings I end up talking a little bit about social media…
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Stella Maris Iterum | 1819
Nostalgia? A folk festival, the Horizon, and a weeping virgin. The shrine of Our Lady of Bradstow in Broadstairs.
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Mise en place | 1818
Thinking out loud about Genius Loci, Kitchens, Workshops, Desks, Mise en place and Knolling.
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Fragments | 1817
The round idea model was developed by Walter Bossier. Fragments, collaging. I’ve been doing some eclectic reading this week.
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Waypoints | 1816
Post birthday reflections delivered whilst melting in my flat. I talk a bit about medium term goals and how I navigate my life towards them.
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Speed Gibson | 1815
Suffering Wangdoodles! Speed Gibson is one of my favourite all time radio adventure stories – I hope it’s now yours too!
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Just Updates | 1814
No overall theme this week. Just updates on a few things i’ve been upto.
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Celestine V | 1813
724 years ago today, nine weary, stubborn men met yet again in conclave. They elected a hermit emaciated and he became Celestine V.
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1812 – New Dark Age | 1812
We have terms like the Churn or the Jackpot. In his new book, the artist James Bridle suggests another term: New Dark Age.
