Speakers
Conceptualization
- conversations
- 224
- Locations
- 16
Description
COOL FOR: CREATIVES. PSYCHEDELIC FANCIERS. CRITICS.
Conceptualization has a special role it wants you to play in this world – not the role of cop, but of Art Cop. It enables you to make fresh associations, to delve into world-concepts from Jan Kaarp’s postmodernist karperie, to Revachol’s arabesque architectural style dideridada, and even the concept of HARDCORE – and then, importantly, to add your own contribution to these works.
At high levels, Conceptualization makes you go big – perhaps too big. It is ostentatious, demanding grand displays. Why live life when you can throw yourself into a live volcano? At low levels, however, you will be unable to see the world in a creative light. You’ll be unable to contribute to conversations in an art gallery. Only boring people will invite you to their dust parties.
Where
16Tasks
130- The pissing competition
- Find the bullet before you get fooled
- Ask the pétanque player about may bells
- Ask René about the photo
- Find the armoured gloves
- Get yourself organised
- Take on la responsibilité
- Become a man of plenty
- Talk to Garte, Lieutenant Love
- Where is the rest of the armour?
- Inspect the traps
- Return to the dead body with Kim
- What happened to the previous forewoman?
- Find the Insulindian Phasmid
- Getting the body down
- Find working class husband
- The Jam Mystery
- Call your station's lazareth
Dialogue
224- Conversation · Tommy Le Homme
- Conversation · Man from Hjelmdall and the Devil Woman
- Conversation · Mysterious Pair of Eyes
- Conversation · Lilienne, the Net Picker
- Conversation · Gorący Kubek
- Conversation · Kim Kitsuragi
- Conversation · Savoir Faire
- Conversation · Composure
- Conversation · Suggestion
- Conversation · Gary, the Cryptofascist
- Conversation · Kortenaer
- Conversation · Sunken Motor Carriage
- Conversation · Blue door
- Conversation · Horseback Monument
- Conversation · Working Class Woman
- Conversation · Sunday Friend
- Conversation · Rosemary
- Conversation · Trant Heidelstam