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Fiddledick is a collection of scraps, doodles, sketches, and what not from some dude living in a trailer thirty minutes south of Birmingham, Alabama.

Fiddledick is a collection of scraps, doodles, sketches, and what not from some dude living in a trailer thirty minutes south of Birmingham, Alabama.

Fiddledick is a collection of scraps, doodles, sketches, and what not from some dude living in a trailer thirty minutes south of Birmingham, Alabama.

Orwellian Times is a radical and interpretative arts publication that can either be read and distributed for its content or thrown up around town. Enjoy!

This zine is a compilation the submissions that we received from artists all around the greater Birmingham, AL area. It was assembled by two members of the Birmingham FnB.

Only available in Print format at the moment.

"IMAGINAL MACHINES explores with humor and wit the condition of art and politics in contemporary capitalism. It reviews the potentials and limits of liberatory art (from surrealism to Tom Waits) while charting the always-resurgent creations of the collective imagination.  read more »

An expanded edition of revered theorist Michael Löwy's Morning Star: Marxism and Surrealism, this masterwork collects the author's essays on the ways in which surrealism intersected with a variety of revolutionary political approaches, ranging from utopian ideals to Marxism and situationism.  read more »

From antiglobalist activists and corporate adbusters to online hackers and guerilla street artists, the influence of the Situationist International (SI) is writ large across our contemporary cultural landscape.  read more »

By investigating public records, journals, and books published between 1895 and 1917, Terence Kissack expands the scope of the history of LGBT politics in the United States.  read more »

A down-and-dirty survey of the surrealist movement written by leading situationist theorist Raoul Vaneigem. Vaneigem’s sketch bars no holds, blistering on surrealism’s artistic and political aporias, and packed with telling quotations, it gives respect where respect is due, shedding a great deal of light on situationist attitudes, negative and positive, towards their surrealist predecessors.

The Most Radical Gesture is the first major study of the Situationist International, a revolutionary movement of extraordinary ambition and influence whose reflections on art, everyday life, pleasure, spontaneity, the city, and the spectacle have ensured it a vital, but largely hidden, role in the development of twentieth-century culture and politics.  read more »

a little boy, a monster, nietzsche, spinoza, stomach with teeth, loneliness, starting again

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The post-Embryonic manifestation of the minds of a group of artists in our affinity group and the wider community in dc. Hopefully one of many