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2009

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Lincoln UK 26-28 Nov 2009

23 November 2009

We’re out again on Buy-Nothing-Day-Release, this time three events in three days in the city of Lincoln.

THURSDAY 26TH NOV 2009
BITE THE HAND feeds thoughts of breaking conditioned responses ... subverting systems upon themselves... interrupting needless consumption... and cutting off the power.

FRIDAY 27TH NOV 2009
(happening after The Mini-Wave organised by www.ecolincs.org )
FROM DIRTY CASH TO CLEAN GREEN come watch us try to navigate our way around slag heaps and supermodels, the Titanic and our flooded out cumbrian towns.

SATURDAY 28TH NOV 2009
GOOD SHIT DOESN'T HAVE TO COST THE EARTH

Making our annual dis-functional attempt to relate to the shopping experience MDSC will try to coerce innocent shoppers to break their addiction to mass produced poorly made products (cheap-shit) instead offering for sale alternative organic and sustainable high-priced merchandise (deer shit). Meet us for a report back at the Dog and Bone pub, St Johns St at 1pm sharp.

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Tasty!

10 September 2009

Too Tasty Nights in Deptford, London.

7.15pm Thursday 17 September 2009
Deptford Deli, Tanners Hill, London SE8
Mixing our politics with coal dust and posh cake.

7pm Friday 18 September 2009
The Albany, Douglas Way, London SE8
Eat your dinner as the drawings unfold with a bit backchat from the coalfields about the art of greenwashing.

Booking essential www.tastydinersclub.com
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Climate Chaos event

28 May 2009

An evening of Climate Chaos
Cafebar, Toynbee Studios, 28 Commercial St, London, E1 6AB
7.30 - 9pm Thursday 18 June 2008

Hair conditioning.The dog.We salivate. The sick woman denies the real value of it all.As the Titanic sails by the laughing mouths promise us bigger and better.

Drop by the cafe as we try to draw ourselves out of climate chaos.
www.artsadmin.co.uk/twodegrees
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PCSnow Watch

05 February 2009

Following reports in The Telegraph this week that UK Police forces have spent more than £20,000 on cardboard cut-outs of uniformed officers Office Of Community Sousveillance has responded with its own PCSnOw WATCH officers placed around Nottingham city. “At a fraction of the cost we can create the impression at first glance of a ‘visible presence’ being on duty, which hopefully also reduces the perception of fear of crime.” claims Officer Rob O’Copp.

According to The Telegraph newspaper, Police figures show that forces across the country have spent more than £20,000 on the flat-pack PCs. West Midlands police said it had ordered 80 cardboard constables at a cost of just over £10,000. In Derbyshire, £6,650 was spent over the past two years on a "substantial number" of cut-outs.
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It's not all support, support, support, you know

22 January 2009

Office Of Sousveillance

07 January 2009

Public Information Notice
From The Office of Community Sousveillance

The Office is interested in playfully and creatively engaging with concerned individuals to interact and comment on government initiatives relating to surveillance, control and policing. The Office of Community Sousveillance is based in a yellow and white caravan which will be patrolling hotspots around the city of Nottingham UK during the period of 14-18 January 2009.

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