UK Culture Newswire Archive
Boatyard in court tommorow
25-10-2005 11:34
The Case concerning the Boatyard is in court tommorow (Wednesday 26th October)The return of The Bristolian
24-10-2005 15:18
2º congress of the african inmigration and the black communities
24-10-2005 13:01
2º congreso-celebración de el décimo aniversario de la a million men march, y 4 años de la conferencia de durban...Thoreau's Civil Disobedience
23-10-2005 03:20
I recently had the good fortune to read Henry David Thoreau's essay "Civil Disobedience". I did not realise it when I first started reading but this essay has a most remarkable history. Tolstoy, Gandhi and Martin Luther King have all read and been influenced by it. Emma Goldman, the American anarchist, was arrested for reading Thoreau's essay from a public platform in 1917.Successful Anarchist Bookfair marred by police attack
23-10-2005 00:53
London Anarchist Bookfair was well attended, inspiring and educational as every year. After it ended, police units caused a riot in front of a nearby pub, and arrested at least 4 people, including an indymedia journalist who was taking fotos.SINGAPORE TO EXECUTE AUSTRALIAN MAN SOON
22-10-2005 01:19
Art and media exhange
21-10-2005 13:45
Run away with the circus...to Palestine!
20-10-2005 22:07
We’re looking to take a smallish group – no more than 6 people at a time. The tour will last about 3 months, starting in January, but people needn’t necessarily go for the entire trip.
Trial of B J Murdoch
20-10-2005 15:40
small WORLD interview with Bobbie Pires, George Bush voodoo dolls
20-10-2005 08:11
Interview with artist, Bobbie Pires.The ill childhood of Ari Vatanen's son at UK's boarding school
19-10-2005 19:55
Today's YP writes about reveals Kim Vatanen's - the son of Ari Vatanen - ill childhood based on nature writer Juha Jormanen's book "Hell Isle - Kim Vatanen's seven years in Boarding School [Helvetinsaari - Kim Vatasen seitsemän vuotta sisäoppilaitoksessa (Gummerus)]". Article also reveals how Kim Vatanen had to use therapy improving his mental health.Navigating the Multi-Dimensional Matrix
19-10-2005 04:19
This is the first chapter of my forth coming ebook with a partial listing of its contents. Those interested in this material are welcome to contact me.small WORLD interview w/Michael Stanat, “Doogie Howser” of International Marketi
18-10-2005 07:54
Interview with Michael Stanat, author of China’s Generation Y: Understanding the Future Leaders of the World’s Next Superpower.Permaculture Radio Broadcasts
17-10-2005 19:43
Permaculture as a design system for survival and abundance beyond 'Peak Oil'Request for photos of Geishas at the G8 summit
17-10-2005 18:12
If anyone has photos, please get in touch at
notts@indymedia.org The photos will be used in a feature article on Notts Indymedia and for a new website about the radical arts collective of which the Geishas are part of.
Just to remind you of what they looked like, some pictures:
Mindwalk 17: Staged President
17-10-2005 06:52
This episode touches on the so-called "spontaneous" yet scripted banter with the troupes. I might point out the young lady who spoke turns out to be a press agent, and not a soldier on the ground. Nice huh?Mailbox Birmingham to charge visitors on bicycles
16-10-2005 17:20
How come a place with the pretensions of the Mailbox in Birmingham can decide to do something so passė as to charge for people who visit their shops and restaurants on bicycles? There follows a list of the names of cyclists in vogue.Peace Activist Wins Nobel Prize in Literature
14-10-2005 20:04
In his politics a proponent of peace, and in his art a master of silence, Harold Pinter has received his just reward from the Swedish Academy with their announcement of the Nobel Prize in literature. It was Pinter's adaptation of "The French Lieutenant's Woman" in 1981 that helped launch the careers of Meryl Streep, Jeremy Irons. Pinter also began his career as an actor, and in the 50 years since has become one of the world's most widely respected playwrights, winning accolades from Tom Stoppard and Vaclav Havel. The occassion was true to form, by his own account: "I was called 20 minutes before the official announcement. The chair of the Nobel committee phoned and said, 'You have been awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature'. I remained silent, and then said, 'I'm speechless.'"
How fast does light travel?: lord patch vs the giver
14-10-2005 13:40
...contemplating bass domination, of George Scott 3rd, as he leads
contortions of riddim, like a graffer works a rhyme on wallz via tips
and nozzles, like an illustrator transforms word to image, like writers
collects the syntax of sight into the symbolism of lexis, like cymbals
and kneck snapping snares used by a selector swift at the controls...
This Saturday in London ! Danny Schechter's new film `WMD` !!!
14-10-2005 10:44
