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Video - Forever Blowing Bubbles: A Walking Tour with Peter Linebaugh and Fabian Tompsett (2008) Editorial content | Articles

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Submitted by lois on Friday, 5 December, 2008 - 12:50

Forever Blowing Bubbles?

Video footage of the recent Mute event held on the 12th November 2008.

The full set of video files can be found on archive.org  

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A walking tour and talk in the City of London, taking in landmarks of capitalist crisis past and present. Organised by Mute magazine. Writer Fabian Tompsett and Historian Peter Linebaugh will guide a tour around the City relating the contemporary financial crisis to those of previous eras (usch as the 1720 South Sea Bubble), using the urban fabric as text.

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subject: Artivism | Credit | Debt | Financial Crisis | History

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