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Fantastic example of a union standing up for its members, and defending the rights of people across the sector!

Recently watched him in Tokyo-Ga. He talks with tremendous optimism about space exploration, and how impossible images are on earth. Strikes me as hugely outdated now. The privatisation of space makes it bleak; the crises on earth renders everything more tragic, more urgent.

reading art criticism is so funny sometimes. it’s like wow language is really not your medium is it

Why I'm paid the big bucks as a copywriter:

My sensible bipartisan compromise is to ban sex on film and send everyone at McKinsey & Company to The Hague

G'wan Ireland!

Lowkey tempted to pitch a review to a chess magazine

Striking how much the career trajectories of individuals has shaped Sunak's announcement – he's likely bored and frustrated, keen to get started on his post-PM career; his backbenchers are furious they've lost the extra few months to glad-hand and smooze to their next gig.

Jean-Luc Godard, Jean-Paul Sartre & Simone de Beauvoir et le journal “La Cause du Peuple”, Paris, 1970.

"Other countries manage to control rent and the private rented sector. Why can't we?"

Some post this morning ☺️ Jeremy Corbyn votecorbyn.com

A thing to remember about modern metropolitan life is 80% of people you meet are listening to music on AirPods and therefore seeing the world—and their own actions—through a scrim of quasi-cinematic gravitas

I've written about Labour's plans to rebuild Britain for BlackRock - not just privatisation of every day life, but a surrender of the social contract with citizens. theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

You come at the king, you best not miss.

Derrida writes that “surviving is another word for mourning,” and I can’t stop thinking about this w/r/t the dismantling of the liberal arts. The end of liberal arts curricula — and the rise of curricula that aspires to nothing beyond a paycheck — is the death of hope.

I wrote about being afraid to write, ft. Joe Gould and Joseph Mitchell. Link in reply.

I have a review out in the current issue of Art Monthly :)

Anyway, I'm logging off this horrid platform again; hopefully for the last time. Email if you need me!