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There are a lot of music projects that are influenced by the Situationists. The group DEVO certainly appears to show some Situationist tactics and methods. Though Mark Mothersbaughcalls himself a post-structuralist. The entire genre of Industrial music, at least as initially practiced by acts like Throbbing Gristle, Einsturzende Nuebauten and Test Dept very much seems to be the musical answer to the Situationists. Though only Test Dept and a few others could be thought of as having a Marxist element.

In music I have heard as Stereolab being influenced by the situationsit and John Zorn has a group called Naked City as well

the fact that these clowns were "anti-stalin" says enough about how serious they were lol

I found this really interesting to watch through my lens as someone who is likely (not formally diagnosed) autistic. When you were speaking about yearning and how capitalism disconnects us from nature/our human nature, it reminded me of something related I've been thinking about lately. Basically that autistics are fundamentally unable to adapt to our modern capitalist world because we cannot be separated from our nature, and how the manifestations of this reality are labeled a 'disability.' Its even more painful seeing as these traits are actually advantages in a natural communal world/way of living, which is why autism is actually a positively selected gene throughout time. On a personal note, something I've been contemplating the last two years is giving up the dreams, goals, and expectations I've had for my life since I was a child, and moving to another country to be immersed in nature and live a 'small' life. I know that my dreams of individualistic actualization through corporate america were absolutely indoctrinated into me by capitalism, but its so deep it feels impossible to unwind, and I worry that moving on will feel like giving up and I'll live to regret it. I keep coming back though to the way I felt when I visited Tuscany this summer. For the first time in my life I felt truly at peace, completely fulfilled, and like a human being, not a computer program locked away in my mind, disconnected from my body, nature, and humanity. The only thing is I was staying at a villa where all my needs were being met, it was a fully non toxic establishment with no screens or toxic chemicals/foods. I know I can't provide that level of natural for myself, and half assing it wouldnt be worth letting go of my entire first 30 years of life on this planet. I don't know. Maybe it would be, and more. Anyway, thank you for sharing whats on your mind and what you're learning and realizing in life.

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Sorry, Ameicans don’t believe in gay pride and LGBTQ. Life style..

this was so beautiful, thank u!

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Such a great video. Please keep them coming. Knowing that one is a creative genius and how creative genes happen in collaboration is interesting. Also, I would love a video on plagiarism in creative output. xxx

is yun hyong-keun also a dansaekhwa artist? i remember seeing his works and I know some history of this but I have not got too in depth.

It concerns me that even though artists often work in dangerous conditions (toxic paints and liquids, working on scaffolding, working with heat and fire for glassblowing and metalwork, and heavy machinery for carpentry and certain sculpture) we really have a lack of health and safety standards, regulation, and accountability. I notice this especially with artists who are outsourcing physical labour for their work more than with well accredited institutions. Although of course it still occurs in these institutions and I am of the opinion that they must ensure that if they are hiring or exhibiting an artist who is outsourcing labour, they should make health and ethical checks, both before hiring the artist, and also during if the work is commissioned.

One of my favorite videos on this channel. Please continue. However, one question, how do you get around reading so much theory? I aspire to be like this, but I find myself zoning out/feeling tired easily while reading theory (even though I read novels a lot).

This video has exploded my brain a bit. I'm going to need to watch this a few times... I've been thinking a lot about our visual culture, late capitalism and tech (like algorithms and AI) and this really crystallised some things for me and has given me more to read. So thank you for your thoughts!

I experienced the dark days of UA-cam, your microphone quality does not scare me. I can understand you and the crunchiness is a very tolerable amount, you might want to attach it to something so you don’t have to hold it weirdly all video but other than that impeccable information thank you for your work.

I fumbled a beautiful intelligent and talented woman by allowing addiction to control my life and refusing to take care of myself intellectually and spiritually and live within accordance to my own values. You remind me a lot of her and I’m incredibly inspired by this video to read more.

I'm surprised by no mention of Michèle Bernstein. She's viewed by many to be the epitome of the Situationists, though she retired from the group in 1968, whose momentum brought the group to even greater reknown. Her second husband, after Debord, Ralph Rumney, is quoted saying of her "She was the one in Cosio who picked everyone up on the fact that one does not say "Situationism" but "Situationist", because when it becomes an "-ism" chances are that it will turn into an ideology, a sect", which is just as you were speaking about the movement not being definitively belonging in any categories of social and cultural production. Very delighted seeing this video (mostly by serendipity alone has the Situationist ethos been a major influence in my life) - great job!!

Firts of all amazing essay! I found your video because my algo suddenly decided to combine my leftist political content that I love, with art contents that's just for work and hobby, and thrifting/secondhand living!. This deserves a follow 😂

love the video - it's good to break down the layers - I always try to work against the 'algorithm' to get beyond commodities - personally I've been very influenced also by 'The Arcades Project' which has re-wired a lot of my thinking and pre-conceptions.

Why do east coast asians have deeper voices

can you talk a little bit more about what is the pendulum theory? :)

Omg I love this video essay ❤thank you so much! Thought I would write a book list from this video because I wanted one and thought I would share 😂 1. Leaving the 20th Century - McKenzie Wark 2.Capital is Dead - McKenzie Wark 3. Keep Walking Intently - Lori Waxman 4. Walkable City - Jeff Speck 5. The Economy of Cities - Jane Jacob’s 6. The Society of the Spectacle - Guy Debord 7. Working Girl on Selling Art and Selling Sex - Sophia Giovannitti 8. The Agony of Eros - Byung Chul Han

I found out your channel today and I have already watched like, four videos?? I'm loving them seriously, thank you for the quality content <3

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First time watching, great video! Love your rich knowledge of theory

Very insightful.

Thank you,! about to start a window covering - now with some lovely inspiration from you !

What I noticed is that there is no definite timeline on when she did these paintings right, Google it just says 1948 for all of her works of art, cause like I was confused about why you put the year 1896 on her 'Self Portrait' painting, just an observation lol anyways I love your videos and as someone who studies visual arts your videos definitely piqued my interest.

Lovely video Shannon! As a Korean, I totally agree with your criticism on the Western misinterpretation of Dansaekhwa, and I think the same kind of misinterpretation happens just too often with many different aspects of Korean culture (or any Asian culture, really). I've noticed some errors on Korean spellings: 5:30 (현명 -> 4. 19 혁명) and 15:08 (참마 -> 참아 or 참다). Please make sure to double check your spellings in the future. I subscribed to your channel and hope to see more amazing contents from you! :)

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Hi Shannon, Green Apple books on Clement St. is always worth checking out. Not a big shop, but comprehensive.

lol there’s a reason this blew up. There’s not too much on youtube about the art side of this movement

This is AMAZING, subscribed

a very interesting take that i enjoyed a lot👏

ill be back in a few years when im intellectually articulate enough to actually know wtf ur saying

Hiii Shannon. Greetings from Oregon! 😊

hello I'm a subscriber from Hong Kong~ Even as an asian city here it's really difficult to get art history books that isn't western-centric and it completely baffles me... I simply refuse to believe there aren't any good art being made in the previous centuries in Asia / Africa / South America / Middle East etc etc... But I really have no idea where to start learning about all these stuff as I've graduated from uni and cant even access the uni libraries...?

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So interesting, this is my first video of yours and I just subscribed once I saw your last vid about Theresa Hak Kyung Cha which I can't wait to watch. Perhaps you would consider uploading the audio as a podcast someday, it would be lovely listening to you on my weekly dérives through the streets!

easiest press of the subscribe button ever. Great video and great book recomendations

Wark's book is fantastic! McKenzie attended an event here in Bloomington, Wounded Galaxies: 1968, a festival celebrating the 50th anniversary of the revolutionary events of the spring and summer of 1968. Meeting and talking to her was a highlight of that week. McKenzie is not only whip-smart, but very personable, curious, and really interested in talking to people. She and I had a long conversation about The Pogues, for example, which I really enjoyed. If you can, find the hardback version of Leaving the Twentieth Century, because the dust jacket folds out into a fantastic two-sided poster.

This is so good, thank you... delighted I stumbled on your channel - even as an LSE graduate (ouch). I wasn't aware of the situationist movement, though I have encountered its ideas via some of my reading on activism that uses similar (derivative?) ideas about spectacle. I find myself very aligned with situationist principles. I love the slogan, "Live without dead time" - which seems to draw on Henri Bergson's notion of "durational time" as lived experience, which is distinct from "clock time" which he pointed out is no more than a space-time measurement system (ie a day is a revolution of the earth round it's axis etc). BTW, on plagiarism any viewers considering the legal situation around works of art might want to check out on their favourite AI "Fair Use" allowed for "transformative" works, such as commentary and satire or education.

The commodification of identity politics would have definitely be an extension of the lens of zygmund bauman also I feel.

Running to get a hold of Wark's book after this video!