2013年3月17日 星期日
2012年10月27日 星期六
2012年10月4日 星期四
你問我點解今天o黎到呢度,其實我心中屈悶係無法去除
我住o係香港地o既某個角落,求活個溫飽安定暢快都算囉
我住o係香港地o既某個角落,求活個溫飽安定暢快都算囉
點知D老細話要將D屋租加,仲話係在下日日佔佢o既便宜
佢話香港D樓價現已翻o左幾翻,若係呀富戶就要俾呢俾市價喎
你咪話把口呢大就當我霎贛,回望我本應係有木屋兼有田
某日你耍起官威搶奪我小天地,然後夾硬話係改善我生活質素
我仲識得老李佢住o係深水埔唐樓,佢日做又夜做為著屋租去酬謀
一朝D老細話要翻新這都市,焗住佢一家接受「中轉」o既安置
老弱o既街坊你就當佢無價值,遙遠去編配又或者係舊樓o既雀籠
好似阿球o既單身寡佬就更加折墮,完全係啦...啦...
啦.... 啦....
作業o既黑箱手法無呀無公道,重建好D公屋又話係居屋要賣錢
攪到等候上樓o既街坊無晒著落,然後又指責富戶自私不合理
呀官呢講D乜記者就寫D乜,玩弄吓數字佢地化呀化神奇
遮掩D生活實況社區o既聲音,互助o既活力被漠視個個變o左個o林把
我以憤怒o既歌聲控訴這個制度,肥大o既官商不問我地o既居住權
希望我地草根街坊個個要出點力,齊集好聲音去指示政策新方向
港九新界我地合眾一班一班,戶外集會另立我地o既議事堂
草根o既意見直接高聲呼,互助又互勵行動志氣堅壯
呵.... 呵....
佢話香港D樓價現已翻o左幾翻,若係呀富戶就要俾呢俾市價喎
你咪話把口呢大就當我霎贛,回望我本應係有木屋兼有田
某日你耍起官威搶奪我小天地,然後夾硬話係改善我生活質素
我仲識得老李佢住o係深水埔唐樓,佢日做又夜做為著屋租去酬謀
一朝D老細話要翻新這都市,焗住佢一家接受「中轉」o既安置
老弱o既街坊你就當佢無價值,遙遠去編配又或者係舊樓o既雀籠
好似阿球o既單身寡佬就更加折墮,完全係啦...啦...
啦.... 啦....
作業o既黑箱手法無呀無公道,重建好D公屋又話係居屋要賣錢
攪到等候上樓o既街坊無晒著落,然後又指責富戶自私不合理
呀官呢講D乜記者就寫D乜,玩弄吓數字佢地化呀化神奇
遮掩D生活實況社區o既聲音,互助o既活力被漠視個個變o左個o林把
我以憤怒o既歌聲控訴這個制度,肥大o既官商不問我地o既居住權
希望我地草根街坊個個要出點力,齊集好聲音去指示政策新方向
港九新界我地合眾一班一班,戶外集會另立我地o既議事堂
草根o既意見直接高聲呼,互助又互勵行動志氣堅壯
呵.... 呵....
點解我要o黎
曲、詞:凡人
4/1997
曲、詞:凡人
4/1997
當它被踩扁、被輾碎、被壓縮
垃圾也會發放自己的煙花
有時橙色,有時混成了黑
垃圾不起哄,也不歡呼
但垃圾也有軟弱的時候
哪怕只給它起一個英文名字
它就會脫離垃圾,成為煙花
失業漢腳踢汽水罐
垃圾也會發放自己的煙花
有時橙色,有時混成了黑
垃圾不起哄,也不歡呼
但垃圾也有軟弱的時候
哪怕只給它起一個英文名字
它就會脫離垃圾,成為煙花
失業漢腳踢汽水罐
它很快就會被踩扁
或者一躍入海
是他唯一變作煙花的路
但煙花有什麼好?
為着那綻放,原是一種反抗
即使垃圾哼着歌謠
綻放七彩的汁液在天空
觀眾不知那是一種放棄
拆去垃圾,建造煙花
與使用垃圾來建造煙花
觀眾未知有何分別,但很快
會知道那失去,原比所得更多
晚安,那麼再見了,城市
天空和它的贊助者
隔絕了風也不要隔絕煙花
為什麼這樣好看?那絢麗
原是一種溫馴的垃圾
然而它被視為爆發
這就是這城市的煙花
陳滅 垃圾的煙花
或者一躍入海
是他唯一變作煙花的路
但煙花有什麼好?
為着那綻放,原是一種反抗
即使垃圾哼着歌謠
綻放七彩的汁液在天空
觀眾不知那是一種放棄
拆去垃圾,建造煙花
與使用垃圾來建造煙花
觀眾未知有何分別,但很快
會知道那失去,原比所得更多
晚安,那麼再見了,城市
天空和它的贊助者
隔絕了風也不要隔絕煙花
為什麼這樣好看?那絢麗
原是一種溫馴的垃圾
然而它被視為爆發
這就是這城市的煙花
陳滅 垃圾的煙花
2012年7月4日 星期三
Eilot The Waste Land / quote from Tristan and Isolde n Goetterdaemmerung
Joyce Ulyssess / The Ring n Goetterdaemmerung
Finnegans Wake / Tristan
Verlaine
Laforgue>Eilot
Zola
Cezanne
Renoir
Gaugin
Wagnerian Degas Whistler
G. Dore
Mann / Joseph n (Death in Venice?)
Shaw / Back to Methuselah
Oscar Wilde
Lawrence / The Trepasser / Women in Love
Richard Strauss
Elgar
young Debussy
Rimsky-Korsakov
Auden
Baudelaire
Mahler
Schoenberg
Nietzsche
Joyce Ulyssess / The Ring n Goetterdaemmerung
Finnegans Wake / Tristan
Verlaine
Laforgue>Eilot
Zola
Cezanne
Renoir
Gaugin
Wagnerian Degas Whistler
G. Dore
Mann / Joseph n (Death in Venice?)
Shaw / Back to Methuselah
Oscar Wilde
Lawrence / The Trepasser / Women in Love
Richard Strauss
Elgar
young Debussy
Rimsky-Korsakov
Auden
Baudelaire
Mahler
Schoenberg
Nietzsche
The Jewish renaissance has happened almost entirely since his day, and he did not foresee it,...
{yet Wagner's Das Judentum in der Musik -1850 argues that }
A really great creative artist is one who, freely expressing his own fantasies, needs, aspirations and conflicts, articulates those of a whole society, This is made possible by the fact that, through his earliest relationships, mother tongue, upbringing and all his first experience of life, the cultural heritage on which he has entered at birth is woven into the whole fabric of his personality, He has a thousand roots in it of which he is unaware, nourishing him below the level of consciousness, so that when he speaks for himself he quite unconsciously speaks for others.
In Wagner's time Jewish artists could not possibly in this position. ...
{yet Wagner's Das Judentum in der Musik -1850 argues that }
A really great creative artist is one who, freely expressing his own fantasies, needs, aspirations and conflicts, articulates those of a whole society, This is made possible by the fact that, through his earliest relationships, mother tongue, upbringing and all his first experience of life, the cultural heritage on which he has entered at birth is woven into the whole fabric of his personality, He has a thousand roots in it of which he is unaware, nourishing him below the level of consciousness, so that when he speaks for himself he quite unconsciously speaks for others.
In Wagner's time Jewish artists could not possibly in this position. ...
Wagner's anti-semitism is strikingly similar in its personal origins to Hilter's. The worst period of deprivation and humiliation he ever had to suffer was the two and half years during which he tried and failed to establish himself in Paris, which was then the world capital of opera, at a time when the roost was ruled by Meyerbeer, a Jew, and the next figure to him was Halevy, also a jew. It came close to breaking his spirit. (His fears found expression in a short story he wrote at the time about a young German composer dying in Paris in neglect, poverty and despair.) Even in its duration the period of the humiliation was roughly the same as Hilter's in the Vienna dosshouse. Both men were the sons of petty officials, both were megalomaniac, and in both of them the experience of being brought to the edge of starvation by society's total disregard of them seems to ahve activated a sense of persecution which bordered on paranoia ... Wagner - ferociously conscious of his neglected genius, and utterly destitute - hated the works whose popular acceptance barred the way to his own. He saw them as gimcrack and fraudulent, which they were. In retrospect he hated them all the more because in desperation he had succumbed to the temptation to write like them himself.
2012年6月14日 星期四
2012年5月31日 星期四
he was attempting to understand them and to offer solidarity.
restored the trust between audience and film makers which other experiences of the medium had destroyed.
a complicity which was half-consciously aware of the fine line between observation and silence, and which nonetheless resolutely begged for self-understanding and integrity, constructing almost secretly a complicated web of significant, ambivalent observations which, given a critically-minded audience, was interpreted as a critical picture of reality. It was a tacit agreement ...
DEFA
restored the trust between audience and film makers which other experiences of the medium had destroyed.
a complicity which was half-consciously aware of the fine line between observation and silence, and which nonetheless resolutely begged for self-understanding and integrity, constructing almost secretly a complicated web of significant, ambivalent observations which, given a critically-minded audience, was interpreted as a critical picture of reality. It was a tacit agreement ...
DEFA
2012年5月30日 星期三
2012年5月26日 星期六
2012年5月23日 星期三
2012年5月22日 星期二
Theory and politics may not be an escape route any more. Art may be one of the border forms that allow them to be marketed.
- M. Carpenter
- M. Carpenter
標籤:
art,
art n politics,
market,
political art,
politics
2012年5月20日 星期日
"if nothing is susceptible to change, there is no point to criticism." -JJ Charlesworth
... dead or at least dying out are strong positions, especially ones which announce that something is not good enough, which become useless in a system where everything always changes so that nothing really changes.
- M. Gilligan
... dead or at least dying out are strong positions, especially ones which announce that something is not good enough, which become useless in a system where everything always changes so that nothing really changes.
- M. Gilligan
標籤:
Charlesworth,
criticism,
Gilligan
... the art market, in its new financialized form, apparently has
less of a use of criticism. In the recent past, the art market has
acquired a self-valorizing autonomy with regard to the general climate
of opinion - or, to put it in another way ... with broader, more
fundamental shifts in which the extraction of profit increasingly
governs more and more aspects of contemporary culture. ... This is one
example of how bourgeois freedoms born with the expansion of capitalist
exchange are now shut down through its hyper-involution/domination.
...
- M. Gilligan
- M. Gilligan
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