Tuesday, August 17, 2010

Talking Octopus


Talking Octopus

If it talked to us
What would octopus say?
If it talked to us
What would octopus essay?

When it talked to us
Would octopus
Tell us how swell it is to be
Talking octopus?

[copyright EAC 97]

Sunday, May 2, 2010

Moonswim Four Six


XLVI

Y cómo se llama ese mes
que está entre Diciembre y Enero?
Con qué derecho numeraron
las doce uvas del racimo?

Por qué no nos dieron extensos
meses que duren todo el año?

No te engañó la primavera
con besos que no florecieron?

Pablo Neruda


And what DO you call the month
between December and January?

By what directive do they enumerate
a dozen grapes a bunch?

And why not, since they were giving them out anyway,
long spacious months that last the whole year?

Did Spring never cheat on you with kisses
that never bloomed?

[Tr. E. A. Costa]
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Graphics & English translation copyright EAC

Sunday, April 11, 2010

Le Détournement (Boucher Anaglyphique*)



Le bon marché de ses produits est la grosse artillerie avec laquelle on bat en brêche toutes les murailles de Chine de l'intelligence.

Guy Debord & Gil J. Wolman


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Monday, March 15, 2010

The Gyroscopic Orgy



BRAGUETTE: Jeu de billes d'origine phénicienne, imaginé par Pantalon de Tyr et pratiqué encore de nos jours. Ex.: Paul et Virginie jouaient à la braguette (Bernardin de Saint-Pierre)

[Dictionnaire des mots retrouvés]

Thursday, March 11, 2010

Headhunters



"Méfiez-vous du rêve de l'autre, parce que si vous êtes pris dans le rêve de l'autre, vous êtes foutu."

Gilles Deleuze

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Wednesday, March 10, 2010

The Battle Of The Nymphs And Butterflies




Rires, tumulte... Un cri !...


José-Maria de Heredia
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Cafe Goya



"Men more knowledgeable than I have explained very well the origin of what has come to pass: Exchange-value could have formed only as an agent of use-value, but its victory by force of its own arms has created the conditions for its autonomous rule. Mobilizing all human use and seizing the monopoly on satisfaction, it has ended up directing use. The process of exchange became identified with all possible use and has reduced it to its will. Exchange-value is the condottiere of use-value, which finishes by waging war for its own advantage...."

Guy Debord (tr.Brook)
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