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Wednesday 21 July 2010
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“Tactics... are isolated actions or events that take advantage of opportunities offered by the gaps within a given strategic system, although the tactician never holds onto these advantages. Tactics cut across a strategic field, exploiting gaps in it to generate novel and inventive outcomes.”
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tactic_%28method%29
“These "ways of operating" constitute the innumerable practices by means of which users reappropriate the space organized by techniques of sociocultural production... the goal is to perceive and analyze the microbe-like operations proliferating within technocratic structures and deflecting their functioning by means of a multitude of "tactics" articulated in the details of everyday life;... to bring to light the clandestine forms taken by the dispersed, tactical, and makeshift creativity of groups or individuals already caught in the nets of "discipline:" Pushed to their ideal limits, these procedures and ruses of consumers compose the network of an antidiscipline..”
Michel de Certeau, The Practice of Everyday Life
TACTIC is a cross-national laboratory for tactical art making: investigation, intervention, discovery, testing and application. It is a space for activists and artists to meet in Dublin and inform each other's practice, develop projects and engage a public. TACTIC is run by Ralph Borland and Seoidín O'Sullivan
tactic
“Tactics... are isolated actions or events that take advantage of opportunities offered by the gaps within a given strategic system, although the tactician never holds onto these advantages. Tactics cut across a strategic field, exploiting gaps in it to generate novel and inventive outcomes.”
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tactic_%28method%29
“These "ways of operating" constitute the innumerable practices by means of which users reappropriate the space organized by techniques of sociocultural production... the goal is to perceive and analyze the microbe-like operations proliferating within technocratic structures and deflecting their functioning by means of a multitude of "tactics" articulated in the details of everyday life;... to bring to light the clandestine forms taken by the dispersed, tactical, and makeshift creativity of groups or individuals already caught in the nets of "discipline:" Pushed to their ideal limits, these procedures and ruses of consumers compose the network of an antidiscipline..”
Michel de Certeau, The Practice of Everyday Life