Recorded August 29, 1997.
A multimedia essay by well-known Berkeley performance artist/ provocateur Frank Moore. In this piece, Mr. Moore contemplates the allegedly liberating nature of new media:
". . . it is important to realize at the beginning that personal technology, anarchistic technology is still technology. All technology has hidden, built-in links to the established order of isolation and fragmentation. These links can frustrate attempts to use technology to subvert the established reality."
Reading by Linda Mac, music by Frank Moore and K.Atchley.
Read the entire essay here: http://www.eroplay.com/cultsub.html
Listen to the final mixed recording:
http://eroplay.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/cultural-subversion-128k.mp3
A retrospective of the works of the world-known performance artist Frank Moore. Although Moore started doing art in the late sixties, this retrospective covers his performance, video, and music works from the late seventies to the present, giving an overview of this controversial artist.
