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Biopolitics

A Glossary of Subsumption

25-26 January, 2013 | 12-4pm
Brunnenstr. 155
10115 Berlin
map: http://goo.gl/maps/gD4NI
near: U8 Bernauer Str.

26 January, 2013 | Closing session | 8-10pm
Archive Books
Dieffenbachstr. 31
10967 Berlin
map: http://goo.gl/maps/gD4NI
near: U8 Schönleinstr.

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Drop the Act! A GP’s View of NHS Privatisation

How has the ConDem’s de facto privatisation of the NHS in March 2012 played out in the doctors’ surgeries, hospital pathology labs and boardroom shenanigans of the UK? What do the promises of ‘patient choice’ and GP commissioning really amount to? Can ‘choice’ be turned into a weapon for those resisting the sell-off of the health service? Mute talked to an inner city London GP

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Press Release June 27 2012
A MEMORIAL IN EXILE
Orbits of Responsibility for a War Crime from a
Bosnian mine to London’s Olympic Park

On July 2 2012 London’s Olympic tower — the ArcelorMittal Orbit — will be
reclaimed as A Memorial in Exile by survivors of the Bosnian concentration
camp at Omarska, now a fully-functional mine operated by ArcelorMittal. Iron
ore and profits extracted from Omarksa have been used to manufacture
London’s newest landmark.

The Mourning of Anti-Music

Junko's performance at A Special Form of Darkness, Tramway, Glasgow February 201

Travelling to the outer reaches of vocal performance, a recent event featuring noise artists Junko and Keiji Haino opened up the anti-political space of ‘unvoice’ – writes Eugene Thacker

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Everyone Has a Business Inside Them

Featured in Current Issue – Mute Vol. 3, No. 3 - Becoming Impersonal

Pil and Galia Co-Operative Explanatory Capabilities 2010

An exhibition at Gasworks singled out the thematic of ‘management’ as a lens through which to examine multiple artistic approaches to labour, organisation, communication and measurement. Marina Vishmidt gives the show an evaluative performance review

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Mute Vol. 3, No. 4 - Slave to the Algorithm

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By admin 13 April 2013

As the financial crisis fastens its grip ever tighter around the means of human and natural survival, the age of the algorithm has hit full stride. This phase-shift has been a long time coming of course, and was undoubtedly as much a cause of the crisis as its effect, with self-propelling algorithmic power replacing human labour and judgement and creating event fields far below the threshold of human perception and responsiveness.

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