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'''Immediatism
is
not
a
movement
in
the
sense
of
an
aesthetic
program.
It
depends
on
situation,
not
style
or
content,
message
or
School.
It
may
take
the
form
of
any
kind
of
creative
play
which
can
be
performed
by
two
or
more
people,
by
&
for
themselves,
face-to-face
&
together.
In
this
sense
it
is
like
a
game,
&
therefore
certain
"rules"
may
apply.'''^1^
All spectators must also be performers. All expenses are to be shared, & all products which may result from the play are also to be shared by the participants only (who may keep them or bestow them as gifts, but should not sell them).^1^
Gratuitous creativity, or "play", and the exchange of gifts, will cause the withering-away of Art as reproduction of commodities. "Dada epistemology" will meltingly erase all separation, and give rebirth to a psychic paleolithism in which life and beauty can no longer be distinguished. Art in this sense has always been camouflaged and repressed throughout the whole of High History, but has never entirely vanished from our lives. One favorite example:—the quilting bee—a spontaneous patterning carried out by a non-hierarchic creative collective to produce a unique and useful and beautiful object, typically as a gift for someone connected to the circle.^2^
The task of immediatist organization can be summed up as the widening of this circle. The greater the portion of my life that can be wrenched from the <no>Work/Consume/Die</no> cycle, and (re)turned over to the economy of the "bee", the greater my chance for pleasure. One runs a certain risk in thus thwarting the vampiric energies of institutions. But risk itself makes up part of the direct experience of pleasure, a fact noted in all insurrectionary moments—all moments of waking-up—of intense adventurous enjoyments:—the festal aspect of the Uprising, the insurrectionary nature of the Festival.^2^
#[Deoxy:radiosermonettes.htm#1 Immediatism]
#[http://deoxy.org/hakim/ontologicalanarchy.htm Ontological Anarchy in a Nutshell]