Blogs about Psychogeography
6 blogs about Psychogeography.
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The LRM - The Loiterers Resistance Movement | Blog
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October 2023 First Sunday Slight Detour - its on a Wednesday Dear friends, lovers and loiterers It’s First Sunday, this Sunday, and so time for another wonderful wander together… except not quite. Occasionally we do indulge in a little time slippage, and a few folk have …
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lukebennett13
“Tracing the spectacular within the humdrum of the built environment.” By Luke Bennett. 🇬🇧Updated
‘Going Underground’ and ‘On the Rocks’: Announcing Exploring #2 and #3‘, our forthcoming Sheffield Hallam University Space & Place Group online sessions, on 26 October & 16 November 2023 “Because it’s there” George Leigh Mallory, on why he wanted to climb Everest (New York Times, 18 March 1923) Since 2012 the Sheffield Hallam University Space & Place Group has been convening interdisciplinary conversations about …
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Particulations
“A psychogeography and cultural theory blog.” By Tina Richardson. 🇬🇧Updated
2023-08-29 11:37 Schizocartography of a SeasideThe above is a recent 'map' of mine published by Colossive Press. It is for a series entitled 'Colossive Cartographies'. They are foldable maps in an A5 size. Below are some more …
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Psychogeographic Review
“The Art of Psychogeography.” 🇬🇧Updated
Crimes of Cymru: Classic Mystery Tales of Wales – Edited by Martin Edwards Book Review – August 2023 Macabre fiction has been a particular strength of Welsh writers over the years, perhaps in part inspired by the alluring yet sometomes eerie quality of the landscape. I have to …
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Situationniste Blog
“A Situationist Book Collector's Blog.” 🇺🇸Updated
Announcement: Situationist Reading Group [via Zoom] Dear readers, Sharing the announcement below in case some of you are interested. You can reach out to Ken ([email protected]) directly to get added. ——————————————————————————-Dear Friends and Contacts, As an experiment, I am going to …
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the urban prehistorian
“the contemporary archaeology of prehistory.” 🇬🇧Updated
The V word Graffiti has been on my mind a lot recently, prompted by a visit to Machrie Moor on the island of Arran in the summer where we noticed that one of the standing stones at circle …
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