Site 20-20
Posted in Uncategorized on Mar 3rd, 2009
The site is no longer down. It is up. The puppy has been upgraded to a trim young dog. Good.
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Site Horror
Posted in Uncategorized on Feb 27th, 2009
The site is down. It has evaporated, leaving only text and images behind. I haven’t a clue how to get it back. But I know someone who does. He is coming next Tuesday. Sorry. It’s like losing a puppy.
And Keep Your Hands in the Air
Posted in Uncategorized on Oct 22nd, 2008
An email from Jordan McKenzie, live artist and interventionist:
Well well well…it should have come as no surprise really but thought I should update you about my performance at Frieze. I have never had any trouble in terms of security at Primark, Big Brother, Northern Rock etc but at Frieze, an event that purports to bring [...]
Wordly
Posted in Uncategorized on Apr 23rd, 2008
Strength Weekly looks in upon itself and affects surprise at the uncharacteristically long interval between this notelet and the previous essay-length disquisition. The publisher notes, in this notelet, that he has been, throughout the months of March and April, reading 52 undergraduate dissertations, each one of which is 5000 words, give or take 10 per [...]
Lots: Episode 2
Posted in Uncategorized on Feb 9th, 2008
This post is in a series: please start at Episode 1
One of the most moving images that Strength Weekly - in an admittedly inward moment - has published.
In Episode 3: what’s so interesting about all this anyway?
The Jingling
Posted in Uncategorized on Dec 22nd, 2007
Strength Weekly wishes all its readers the warmest and most relaxing Christmas that their personal belief systems will accommodate. Two items must be shared at this special time: the first has given sublime pleasure to many throughout 2007 while the second has coarser charms.
Tip Top Condition
Posted in Uncategorized on Sep 4th, 2007
In late 1973 Hilary Westlake and I were commissioned to supply in-foyer diversions for a Henry Cow concert at London’s Rainbow Theatre, then a major rock venue. A few days later we used elements from the foyer in a show called ‘Tip Top Condition’ - Lumiere & Son’s first theatrical production - at the Rotterdam [...]