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English translations of Internationale Situationniste

Online archive of English translations of Internationale Situationniste, aka International Situationist: the journal of the Situationist International.

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The Blue Parade (what the body knows)

The Blue Parade is a participatory walking artwork created by Stefaan van Biesen and Annemie Mestdagh for the “Walking Practices/Walking Art/Walking Bodies” meeting in Prespes, Greece. The piece consists of a portable, ultramarine-blue textile structure carried collectively through the landscape as a “nomadic library.” Participants walk together, collect small objects from the environment, and place them in attached PET bottles, creating a mobile archive of local memory and identity. The act of carrying the canvas fosters awareness, cooperation, and a temporary community, turning the walk into a sensory, reflective ritual that highlights embodied knowledge, shared experience, and themes of journey and displacement.

Stefaan van Biesen Anna Maria Mestdagh
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Babak Fakhamzadeh
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From Hill to Sea: Dispatches from the Fife Psychogeographical Collective, 2010 – 2014

Fife: almost an island. Betwixt and between the cities of Edinburgh and Dundee; an ancient Pictish Kingdom, bounded by the Firths of Forth and Tay. Where a Brutalist New Town is built on a 4,000 year old henge and 18 feet menhirs brood on a ladies golf course, under the shadow of Largo Law. Ideas

Murdo Eason

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A footstep: I widna geng a fitstramp owre da door efter her.

Added by Janette Kerr
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