Cyber-Proletariat: Global Labour in the Digital Vortex
Associate Professor Nick Dyer-Witheford is giving a public talk titled “Cyber-Proletariat: Global Labour in the Digital Vortex”.
The Liberal Agenda
Commentary examining neoliberalism, economic inequality, and the political forces shaping modern New Zealand society.
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Fabricate Review – Basement Theatre
We are witness to scholarly disciplines in a sophisticated and generous performance in Fabricate, by Caitlin Davey, Cushla Roughan, Lydia Connolly-Hiatt, Rodney Tyrelland and Reece Adams. Using innovation to plug gaps in the budget and delving into a collective visual history, it soothes, and it transfers, in its dealings with surfaces.
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RNZ review of Helen Clark interview
Helen’s colonial mentality of a straight-forward and uncontested notion of European supremacy is a typically white New Zealand combination of studied ignorance and hypocrisy. The plucky little nation, the Pacific nation.
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Table Talking Cannabis 26 April – with Ali Mau & Russell Brown
Ali Mau hosts Table Talk Tuesday 26 April – Cannabis: Beyond Prohibition
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TDB 2016 NZ International Comedy Festival Picks
If you have never been to a comedy festival, this is the one to try.
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Darren Watson – Money
Darren Watson, the genius behind the greatest satire this country has ever birthed is back in court next month to face the Electoral Commission’s appeal of the PLanet Key HC ruling. In the meantime, here is his new song…
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WHITE/OTHER
WHITE/OTHER is an exploration of identity. It blows apart the re-presentation of Asianness and attempts to fix it back together in a sticky, overflowing mess.
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Food for thought – 3 weeks, 3 terrific events – IKA
Food for thought – we have the next three Wednesdays sorted
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Fabricate – 12-16 April : 6:30pm – The Basement Theatre
Fabricate is a visually immersive performance experience for those who love to feel, converse, and to experience kinaesthetic empathy from every angle.
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REVIEW: The Glitta Supernova Experience LET’S GET METAPHYSICAL
If I see sex glitter or r18 in the marketing of a small theatrical production, normally I will go the other way, but to have these ALL in the same show, claiming sex and politics on stage, and what with that awesome image of Glitta’s many heads swirling at the end of Kali-esque arms, I was feeling kind of curious and to be honest, ready to be affronted somehow.