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Category Archives: anarchy
Science Fiction: Disrupting the Art World?
Some previous posts on the blog have discussed how culture – art and fashion – are represented in science fiction. But is science fiction ever represented in art? I have two words for you: Meow Wolf. Meow Wolf is an immersive, interactive art experience based in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The inaugural exhibition, The House of […] Continue reading
Posted in anarchy, art, commerce, culture, Cyberpunk, Fantasy, Games, Multiverse, robots, Scientists, SF, speculative fiction, Time travel
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Upending Revolution with Government
An increasingly common theme we begin to see among Blake is his hatred of limiting rules and regulations, that patronize the imagination if not stifle it completely. Thomas Paine in his various works appears to echo these same sentiments, albeit through the lens of the political. In his book, Common Sense, he writes that “government […] Continue reading
Posted in anarchy, Empire vs. Revolution (2/28), Government, Los, Urizen
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