badaude

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does things with words
says some things here i don't on twitter
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writer/artist/msca postdoctoral fellow

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comment te dire adieu? françoise hardy: 1944-2024 www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwhX...

Francoise Hardy - Comment te dire adieuwww.youtube.com

trying to finish this deleuzian chapter (which i've been trying to finish all weekend) on a mix of loratadine & brouilly

hardly on twitter, haven't been here for a while (tho it's nice to be back)... also trying out instagram. i'm here, if you're interested: www.instagram.com/badaud_e/

i've been thinking a lot (after spending a few weeks in france) about how, growing up in northern countries, so much fruit merely pointed to the existence of real fruit, like a variable in programming that stores the memory address of another variable rather than the data itself

I just put a farmer’s market strawberry in my mouth and holy hell THAT’s what they’re supposed to taste like???

autocorrect of the day: Benjamin Toys for Benjamin Noys

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On dressing and ageing and visibility

'on ageing' - my monthly #theoryofstyle for @spike_art. this month Sontag! eccentricity! Berlant! @mckenziewark.bsky.social! eclectic grandpa! Iris Apfel! spikeartmagazine.com/articles/on-...

On Aging | Spike Art Magazinespikeartmagazine.com In her May installment of “Theory of Style,” Joanna Walsh asks: Is “old” in? In an era of Eclectic Grandpas, “elderly” can mean much more than #eccentric, even if aging in the flesh remains unfashiona...

nice essay if, like me, you're trying to get your head around Deleuze www.anthroencyclopedia.com/entry/deleuze

Deleuzewww.anthroencyclopedia.com This entry takes on two subjects. First, it addresses the influence that anthropology had on the work of the mid-twentieth century French philosopher Gilles Deleuze, and second, the influence that

'on ageing' - my monthly #theoryofstyle for @spike_art. this month Sontag! eccentricity! Berlant! @mckenziewark.bsky.social! eclectic grandpa! Iris Apfel! spikeartmagazine.com/articles/on-...

reading marx in the business lounge

new bride st. a guy with a baby in a pushchair. except it's a case of heineken

kind of pricy but maybe worth it

autocorrect of the day: cd moms for cd roms

autocorrect of the day decanters for decentres

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"Trinity said it would give places to six postgraduate and two undergraduate scholars from Gaza. 'All fees have been waived for these scholars and Trinity will use its Sanctuary Fund to provide accommodation.'" www.theguardian.com/world/articl...

Trinity College Dublin agrees to divest from Israeli firms after student protestwww.theguardian.com Five-day encampment in university grounds that caused the college major loss of income ended in victory for campaigners

reading, appropriately weepily, Berlant's Female Complaint (I mistyped as Female Compliant)--perhaps surprisingly--for the first time. such generosity of purpose. i'm so sad they're gone

Marx was a Taurus? well, that figures...

Happy Birthday Karl Marx!

in february and march this year i wrote 5 mini-essays for @culturefile.bsky.social on digital amateur aesthetics (a.k.a. art). they're all available to listen to here: www.rte.ie/search/query...

autocorrect of the day diseases for dissensus

typo of the day dupersensible for supersensible how about superdupersensible?

a few screenshots from my walkthru game about sustainable farming and eating, made in response to Deirdre O'Mahony's exhibition, The Quickening, at the Douglas Hyde Gallery, Dublin play it here thedouglashyde.ie/event/respon...

i made a walkthru game for Dublin's Douglas Hyde gallery, a response to Deirdre O'Mahony's exhibition, The Quickening, using words from 2 feasts Deirdre staged bringing together stakeholders in the future of farming and food in Ireland it can be played online here thedouglashyde.ie/event/respon...

Response Series | Joanna Walsh - The Douglas Hyde Gallerythedouglashyde.ie Enter the feast, a walkthrough game by Joanna Walsh that responds to Deirdre O’Mahony’s work, The Quickening, which examines the issues facing farming, food production and consumption in the face of p...

emergency electrician needed in Dublin - v grateful for any personal recommendations

guess my love language is... language

"notice no road" i read as imperative

I wrote about Matthew Arnold's "Thyrsis", a great Victorian elegy for a landscape that is forever vanishing as both ecosystem and sound (and a bizarre tourist guidebook I found about the real places around Oxford that it names) someflowerssoon.substack.com/p/in-reach-o...

In Reach of Sheep-Bellssomeflowerssoon.substack.com The vanishing world of a great Victorian poem

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big fan of how honor ash is using Downpour - they're doing a poem a day this month, and compiling them into one piece, each poem linking to the next. it's nice to watch something slowly build this way! downpour.games/~hnr/escapril

"escapril" by honordownpour.games A Downpour game by honor

i love being based in a media studies department

the cafe but i get to bring my own coffee & my own toast & it's still somewhere that isn't home or the library

after a lifetime of parting my hair on the left, i went to a hairdresser who gave me the same cut... parted on the right

less than a year after autism diagnosis it still scares me to mention it (blame lifelong repression) but this looks like my kinda book www.plutobooks.com/978074534866...

Empire of Normalitywww.plutobooks.com 'Groundbreaking ... [provides] a deep history of the invention of the 'normal' mind as one of the most oppressive tools of capitalism. To read it is to see t...

on the dark academia aesthetic in the age of academic precarity: my #theoryofstyle at Spike Art Magazine www.spikeartmagazine.com/articles/on-...

Spike Art Magazinewww.spikeartmagazine.com If aesthetics has become the feeling of something rather than an actual something, can we romanticize the intellectualism of Dark Academia while breaking free from its retrograde politics?