The first session of Digital Publishing has been scheduled for this upcoming Friday! We'll have more information in the coming days on the specifics of the class, but for now it looks like it will unfold as a series of short presentations and an open conversation amongst a larger group including, but not limited to: Simon Worthington (Mute), Adam Hyde (Floss Manuals/Booktype), Chiara Figone (Archive Books/Journal/Kabinett), Sean Dockray (AAAARG/TPS) and more! 

Here are some links about some of the projects that will be discussed:

http://www.metamute.org/services/digital-strategy/theknowledge-%E2%80%93-digital-strategy-culture

http://www.metamute.org/

http://www.flossmanuals.net/

Hi everyone, this thing is going on on thursday - to me it seems it could have some connection to the class?

on thursday,28.06, at west germany, 7pm, marx with spinoza:

THREE ORGANIZERS REFLECT ON DIALOGUE

Christian Berkes, Kenton Card, William Davis

The title of the class – The City and the Political  – was coined over a cup of coffee with the vision to explore the gap between thought and action, embodied here by the philosopher and the architect. The gap between the “city” and the “political” is a blind spot, which makes any integrative genealogy controversial and presumptuous, if not rash. We sought to create a space and community to debate this distance at The Public School, Berlin.

as already commented by alex the approach to the class as well as the readings:

Hi Everyone,

We have a small schedule change: we will not be meeting this week, but will pick up for our 3rd and 4th session on the 20th and 27th. We'll be looking at two-three texts for the 20th, so this should give enough time for everyone to read (and prepare).

For the 20th then we'll read the two following texts definitely:

1. 'On the production of subjectivity' in "Chaosmosis" by Felix Guattari (Caleb). http://www.mediafire.com/?qlsppz11mc5r5zh

2. 'Multitude as Subjectivity' in "The Grammar of the Multitude" by Paolo Virno (Mino). http://ifile.it/1snbaxw

Since we had also listed Hardt and Negri for this week, I was wondering if we could read:

dear all,

the lecture performance class found a teacher and will happen in upcoming july. more about structure and dates will be posted shortly.

best

fiona

here is the link for the lecture of Agamben that I mentioned, bringing into relation authors as Foucault and Deleuze brought from Descartes' Moderninity Subject, and their Subject/Subjectivity views, after yesterday's class.

http://www.egs.edu/faculty/giorgio-agamben/videos/the-problem-of-subjectivity/

see you

Thought of two recently published texts on the way home that touch upon things that came up tonight. The first, quoted in full below, is something by Evan Calder Williams in response to OWS. The other is longer, so I will just post a link, is by Louis-Georges Schwartz on the "0%." It can be found here: http://occupyeverything.org/2012/zero-percent/

Evan Calder Williams