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INS Bulletin: recent and upcoming events, statements and clarifications; esential links and press information imminent Calling All Agents:
Transmission, Death, Technology (2003) The
two INS General Secretary’s
reports by Tom McCarthy are now out of
print. For the time being, no reprint is
planned. However, the INS Department of
Propaganda has authorised a numbered series
of authorised copies to be issued, in accordance
with the INS
Declaration on Inauthenticity.
These are expected to be available from
1 September 2010. current INS Propaganda @necronauts recent 29 July 2010: London A public session of the INS Inspectorate
Technical Commission on Crypts, chaired
by INS General Secretary Tom
McCarthy with
external assessors award-winning novelist Chloe
Aridjis and scholar Richard
Martin met to hear testimony
from architect Patrick
Lynch and psychoanalyst
Darian Leader. Hosted
by Sigmund Freud and Buster Keaton as part
of The Surreal House. Rendezvous: Barbican Art Gallery, Barbican Centre, Silk Street, London EC2Y 8DS, 1900–2200h, hearings begin 2000h. Tickets £10 (cheaper for concessions, members and if you buy online) include admission to exhibition until 2200h. Bar in the gallery. 29 July 2010: Berlin Triple Canopy, the ambitious online magazine out of Brooklyn, from its inception a reliable instrument of INS propaganda, and currently proselytising in Berlin (the city designated the World Capital of Death by the INS) held a meeting purporting to disclose INS activities in Berlin. Rendezvous: Program, Invalidenstraße 115, 10115 Berlin, 1930h. Free. until 8 August 2010: London Exhibition curated by Shama Khanna and Paul Purgas, with Ben Washington, International Necronautical Society, Joe Watling, Karl O'Connor & Mick Harris, Mark Titchner, Rose Kallal & Mark Beasley, Sara VanDerBeek, Sayshun Jay, Takeshi Murata, Wade Guyton. Rendezvous: E:vent Gallery, 96 Teesdale Street, London E2 6PU. Saturday and Sunday 1200-1800h, and by appointment 12 February 2010: London INS
Declaration, or Admonitions and Exhortations
for the Cultural Producers of the early-to-mid
Twenty-first Century, delivered by General Secretary Tom McCarthy. This declaration will ‘loop back to where we started, to the ink-rich ditch we never left: the future ends where it begins — or ends before it begins, pre-ends in anticipation of its eternal recommencement, however you like to put it — with a car crash.’ Rendezvous: Royal College of Art, Kensington Gore, London SW7 2EU Monday 14 December 2009: London General Meeting: 10th Anniversary of the Founding Manifesto INS General Secretary Tom
McCarthy reviewed ten years of necronautical activity
and made an announcement. Rendezvous: The Barley Mow, 127 Curtain Rd, London, EC2A 3BX past Sunday 27 September 2009: London A public session of the INS
Inspectorate Committee heard
evidence and inspected material recovered
by Anthony
Auerbach. Chair: Tom
McCarthy, INS General Secretary,
with: assessors Eyal
Weizman and Margarita
Gluzberg.
Publication of
the Dossier. Rendezvous: A Foundation, London: Rochelle School, Arnold Circus, London E2 7ES 16 May–18 October 2009:
Dortmund INS Black Box Transmitter installated as part of the exhibition curated by Inke Arns and Thibaut de Ruyter. Rendezvous: Hartware Medienkunstverein Phoenix Halle, Hochofenstr, Dortmund, Germany. Exhibition continues until 18 October 2009. Latest press: The London Declaration reviewed in Triple Canopy, 3:AM Magazine, not once but twice, blogged by Tate and Mr Trippy (be sure to read the comments). INS Department of Propaganda
Press Digest 2008 Sunday 14 June 2009:
Athens Part of the second Athens Biennial. Saturday 17 January 2009: London INS General Secretary Tom
McCarthy and INS Chief Philosopher Simon
Critchley presented the Joint
Statement on Inauthenticity in the last of a series of events anticipating
the Altermodern. Renezvous: Tate Britain, Auditorium, Millbank, London SW1P 4RG 18 October 2008: London INS General Secretary Tom
McCarthy delivered the INS
Proclamation on Art and Democracy as
part of the Serpentine's Manfisto Marathon. Rendezvous: Serpentine Gallery Pavilion, Kensington Gardens, London W2 3XA 31 May–24 August 2008: Stockholm INS participated
alongside contemporary artists
Paul McCarthy, Mike Nelson, Dana Schutz
and others in an exhibition curated by
Magnus af Petersens. A Black
Box Transmitter was
installed at Stockholm's museum of modern
art, transmitting on
94.4 FM in the Stockholm area for the duration
of the exhibition. Rendezvous: Moderna Museet, Skeppsholmen, Stockholm 18 March 2008: New York Article by Peter Schwenger on the INS New York Declaration appeared in the inaugural issue of Triple Canopy, New York. Readers are advised that recordings and transcripts of the Declaration appearing on the internet are not authorised by INS. 24 February 2008: New
York INS Chief of Propaganda Anthony
Auerbach explained
flash bombs, reading material and INS
aerial reconnaissance operations. Images
recovered during the INS Inspectorate
Berlin were shown. The results of
fieldwork were be aligned with INS
central concerns: marking and erasure;
transit, circulation and control; cryptography
and death. INS Chief Philosopher Simon
Critchley was in attendance.
Host: Triple
Canopy Rendezvous: Freddy’s Backroom 485 Dean Street, Brooklyn, NY 11217 4 December 2007: Official
News Release INS Department
of Propaganda releases a
summary of the INS
New York Declaration in
anticipation of the official transcript;
warns unauthorised
recordings and transcripts
circulating on the Internet cannot
be authenticated. 25
September 2007: New York INS General Secretary Tom McCarthy and INS Chief Philosopher Simon Critchley presented the Joint Statement advancing inauthenticity as the central tenet of INS doctrine, with a compelling critique of the notion of authenticity in art, literature, philosophy and politics. Rendezvous: The Drawing Center, 35 Wooster Street, New York, NY 10013 24 August 2007: Edinburgh INS Chief of Propaganda (Archving and Epistemological Critique) Anthony Auerbach discussed reading material, detective work and aerial reconnaissance. A transcript will shortly be filed in the Committee Papers of the INS Inspectorate Berlin. Rendezvous: Stills, 23 Cockburn Street, Edinburgh EH1 1BP Issued by INS Department of Propaganda. Official INS propaganda may be freely distributed, distorted, appropriated or adapted as the reader sees fit. |
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