Vanishing New York / London Gentrification - Loren Goldner and David Wise "Plus an old anti-art text by David Wise along with perhaps the last text by Loren Goldner who was…
A dissembling Assemble and the fatuous Turner Prize Plus our building gang – amongst other things here - between late 2013-5 transform a London church for communal living...... By David & Stuart…
London's Olympic Legacy: Town Planning For Insects By David & Stuart Wise. Originally published on the Revolt Against Plenty website.
Driving Me Fekkin' Wild: Down and dirty with Extinction Rebellion - David Wise A dense, meandering, wide-ranging theoretical-cum-practical critique of XR whilst literally stuck in…
A Drift on Germaine Greer, Feminism and Modern-Day Shameless Ranterism - David Wise King Mob's graffiti vs Germaine Greer's mortgage, the wider context of West London in the 1970s…
The late 1960s and King Mob The English Situationists and the Newcastle rebellion join forces. Similarities and differences. Reading Marx, Lefebvre and Hegel. Black Mask and…
King Mob, Santa Claus and Selfridges: Christmas 1968 On situationist-inspired group King Mob's riotous intervention at Selfridges.
Rising Free Collective/Bookshop Catalog - Sept 1973 September 1973 catalog for anarchist/situationist/left communist bookshop/collective Rising Free, which at the time was at 197 Kings Cross Road…
Class Power on Zero-Hours - Angry Workers A book by Angry Workers, a small political collective, which spent six years organising in London’s industrial backyard, mainly in the food…
After Cable Street: Joe Jacobs 1940-1977 - Alan Woodward A biography of working class communist Eastender Joe Jacobs that covers the years after his…
Evading Standards spoof newspaper 1997 Evading Standards was an anti-capitalist newspaper designed to look like London's right wing Evening Standard. This is the 2nd version of this…
“It’s your world too, you can do what you want”: the role of subcultural activism in stop the city protests (1983-1984) and its implications for political protest in Britain’ Paper written by Rebecca Binns in 2022 analysing the London Stop the City protests…
