Stuart Kendall joins Acid Horizon for an afternoon of thought provoking discussion on Georges Bataille and "headless politics". This event is part of the Durations Festival held by Public Records of Brooklyn, NY.

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Public Records presents Durations 2024: a weekend-long, multi-instrumentalist exploration of sound as an intentional act of connection. Now in its third year, the lineup — which features Andy Stott, Jan Jelinek, Salamanda, + many more — aims to provide a hotbed of sonic discovery across live and club performances and one daytime event hosted by preeminent philosophy and theory podcasters and authors Acid Horizon.

Presented by Public Records and produced in collaboration with Pioneer Works.

Acid Horizon [feat. Stuart Kendall], Andy Stott [live] + Jill Fraser [live], Dave P., DJ Healthy, Ex-Terrestrial, Francis Harris, Jan Jelinek [live], Leech, Lena Willikens, Lovefingers, Low End Activist [live], Luigi Tozzi [live], Marie Davidson [live], Millie McKee, MJ Guider [live], Moopie, Niecy Blues [live], object blue [live], Pan AmericanandMichael Grigoni [live], Poly-Ritmo, Purelink [live], Roméo Poirier [live], Salamanda [live], Strategy [live], Umfang, Vera Logdanidi, + Windy + Carl [live].

“… there is no state of mind, however simple, which does not change every moment, since there is no consciousness without memory, and no continuation of a state without the addition, to the present feeling, of the memory of past moments. It is this which constitutes duration.” – Henri Bergson, An Introduction to Metaphysics.

Philosopher Josh Wretzel (Penn State University) joins Acid Horizon to discuss the philosophy of Hegel and its importance today.

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Anti-Oculus maps out the ways we are captured under the eyes of cyber-capital, and provokes us to find each other in pursuit of emancipation, community, and new forms of life.

Our quest for immortality is complete: we will live forever through our trash. Our penchant for plastic disposables in particular presents us with a future in which forms of life will remain haunted by human waste. What does the legacy of 'homo detritus' mean for humanity and the world?

The Acid Horizon philosophy and theory podcast presents Penn State professor of philosophy Nicolas de Warren for an evening of public philosophy. Libations and live lofi/ambient beats kick off an evening of thoughtful reflection and discussion. $10 entry includes one drink.

Zer0 Utopia and RepeaterBooks will be holding a joint event this month to celebrate the releases of We Hear Only Ourselves and Anti-Oculus!

The UK book launch event for Anti-Oculus: A Philosophy of Escape