e-Newsletter 6

CONTENTS

1)    2008 ESF in Malmoe, Sweden – Some Reflections and Documentation

2)    Turbulence @ The Frankfurt Book Fair

3)    Turbulence @ The Serpentine Gallery Manifesto Marathon, London

4)    ‘Move into the Light?’ on Amazon

5)    ‘1968 and Doors to New Worlds’ Spanish Translation

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1)    2008 ESF in Malmoe, Sweden – Some Reflections and Documentation

Between 17 and 21 September, 2008, the Fifth European Social Forum (ESF) was held in Malmoe, Sweden. Turbulence were present, and thousands of copies of the new magazine were distributed. Many thanks to everyone who helped handing out copies, and to those of you who filled up your backpacks carrying bundles back to various corners of the world!

As with other events that we’ve tried to intervene into, like last year’s G8 Summit protests and this year’s climate camps in the UK and Germany, we’ve tried to gather together some scraps of analysis and texts, photos, videos and more which we think might help document and increase our understanding of these events and the roles they fulfil.

You can find an initial collection of pieces about this year’s Social Forum, along with some background information on our website here.

If you’ve written something about the Forum, or have videos or photos you think it would be useful to share, send them to us at editors@turbulence.org.uk and we’ll consider posting them online.

2)    Turbulence @ The Frankfurt Book Fair

This weekend (Oct 15-19, 2008), the world’s largest annual book fair will be taking place in Frankfurt, Germany. Copies of Turbulence 4 will be available for free, so if you’re in town and don’t yet have a copy, that’s the place to get your hands on one!

More info about the Fair: here.

3)    Turbulence @ The Serpentine Gallery Manifesto Marathon, London

Turbulence have been invited to contribute new and old(er) issues of the magazine to the Serpantine Gallery’s ‘Manifesto Marathon’ this weekend (18-19 October, 2008). The Marathon is an attempt to showcase new artists’ work, alongside practitioners from the worlds of literature, design, science, philosophy, music and film returning to the historical notion of the manifesto.

Tickets for the event are available from Ticket Web: 08700 600 100 www.ticketweb.co.uk or from the Gallery lobby desk.

For more information and directions to the event which will take place in London, visit the Gallery’s website.

4)    ‘Move into the Light?’ on Amazon

The PM Press edition of ‘Move into the Light? Postscript to a turbulent 2007’ (Turb_03) is now available via Amazon in the USA, Canada, Germany, Austria, France, the UK and Japan.

Alternatively, of course, copies can also be ordered directly from PM Press or read online here.

For more information, click here.

5)    ‘1968 and Doors to New Worlds’ Spanish Translation

John Holloway’s article from Turbulence 4, ‘1968 and Doors to New Worlds’ has been republished in Spanish by the journal Herramienta under the title ‘Mayo 1968 y la crisis del trabajo abstracto’

It can be read in full here.

Translations of other articles from Turbulence are, as ever, available online here.

Get in touch with us at editors@turbulence.org.uk if you can help out with other translations.

(October 17, 2008)

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