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  1. Bloomberg New Contemporaries opening. Crush!
  2. Links to essays on the role of art in addressing climate change RT @RETHINKclimate http://bit.ly/oXGbt
  3. Alongside sulphur miners? Rrright. RT @artnetdotcom "Curator" makes CNN list of most stressful, worst paying jobs http://tinyurl.com/yhuvazp
  4. @beethakore Do tell!
  5. @jordigallo Gracias!
  6. Britain's nuclear strategy threatens destruction of Kalahari (and the uranium mines powered by coal!) - http://tinyurl.com/yeb6kam #fb
  7. Great piece by John Vidal on process of climate talks ".. in diplomatic terms, the real talks are nearly over" http://tinyurl.com/y8dsj87
  8. In case you missed it RT @big_ben_clock BONG BONG BONG BONG BONG BONG BONG BONG BONG BONG
  9. Delightful. Bobby McFerrin demos Pentatonic Scale with audience participatn. Charisma! RT @RichardWiseman @Loutubes. http://bit.ly/1jE7MK
  10. Informed by our Interspecies exhibition, Rachel Mayeri curates Intelligent Design: Interspecies Art http://sweeney.ucr.edu/exh_...
  11. Interesting conversation about governance and global 'commons' - space, the poles, the oceans, biodiversity - the UN & (of course) art
  12. Barber ends by stripping off his jacket and tie to show his Koons tshirt to show his susceptibility to the "mess"
  13. @3become1 No, just tweeting from Barbican event
  14. Perry: Capitalism needs 'rebels' to feed it with new ideas
  15. Grayson Perry: Really the most rebellious thing you can do is nothing (recalls Metzger's art strike)
  16. Barber: "The myth of democracy is that it levels down, but its mission is to level people up into public citizens, not mass consumers"
  17. Barber: "Koons appearing naked on Swedish tv was not 'brave' as claimed in the Tate catalogue essay. d
  18. Barber: "So Hirst's diamond skull is a commentary on a consumer society? Yeah, all the way to the now bankrupt and bailed-out banks"
  19. Barber: "Cultural critics buy into the 'democratic art' fallacy"
  20. Benjamin Barber: "Art has sold out and has become a self-conscious part of consumer society propaganda"