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Liberty Dollar

This article, which imagines the ensuing fall of the US dollar comments on "Fiat Currency Versus The Liberty Dollar" originally broadcast as part of Super Structures: Making Money, on The Learning Channel January 9 2004. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1VaBX7A9FqA. The most interesting portion runs 3 minutes 50 seconds to 8:00. I wrote and published it March 2007 on Sundaymag.ca where I was also managing editor.
In 2009, at Artspeak Gallery it was part of Mohamed Salemy's (publisher-Sundaymag.ca) contribution to the exhibition "Speaking Truth to Reconciliation".

Liberty Dollar
As Iran gets ready to accept all currencies, but mainly Euros in exchange for oil, even within the “homeland”, of it’s empire, US citizens are now distancing themselves from their monolithic currency system. This currency system was/is of a sufficient mass to make it the worlds most stable, thus becoming a default exchange currency which triggered a speculation in its symbolic value. This then enabled the US in A to spare no expense to endlessly export or externalize it’s problems globally for over 100 years. A major change within just the last year is a tacit confirmation, especially in the unallied nations, or Brown World, that the US is no longer pivotal to the global economy.

After this i was finally dotted, key economic entities such as Japan no longer felt compelled to keep the US in A dollar afloat. They are now fairly certain, among other things, that a collapsed US economy will likely lead to more productive use of the worlds resources, NOUN and a resulting, exponentially larger wealth created in turn will result in huge commodity demands. The economic collapse of the US will create global prosperity rather than further GLOBAL/UNCLEAR collapse.

In the news item above, take care to notice that in mass media, the ending of a piece must always present a reinforcement of the status quo, even though an objective view was purportedly perpetrated. For further information see- Liberty Dollar Group Seeks Permanent Injunction Against US Government at wrh.

The move by Iran was finally forced by US dominated UN Councils (which are rampant), instigating sanctions against it for actions which do not, in fact, break any international agreements.

Of note is Iran’s major customer, Japan, said to have been forced into war with the USA through that governments actions in cutting off the supply of oil to Japan’s burgeoning economy. This conflict resulted in what is globally understood - particularly in the larger and eternal (as eternal at least as the species), Brown World as history’s largest incidence/T of terrorism, the nuclear bombing of Nagasaki and Hiroshima.

March 2007

hannah metz & jason mclean/mark delong openings



Openings- Hannah Metz at Xeno 1130pm March 18 07 & Jason McLean/Mark Delong (to mark the publication of melanie sheepwash by Nieves books, Switzerland) at Gaff 1230am March 18 07.

famous falafel

people 2004-5

Katie Sketch, singer for the Organ(Mint Records), karaoke, Dufferin



Michael Franti at Vancouver Folk Festival interviewed for producer Baljit Sangra's(right) VIVA, cityTV


x-Organ organist, Jenny Smyth, Robin Fry opening, Xeno


UBC Fine Arts Professor/writer Clint Burnham, artist Tim Lee, VAG curator Monika Szewczyk, L.A. artist Valerie Shultz with 2 friends, Katie Sketch and Shelby Stocks of the Organ at a Western Front opening for "Into the Sunset" curated by Erica Redling and Barb Choit (both now at Maccarone)


Artist/Musician Robert Dayton, Xeno Gallery


Screamclub, Sonar


StinkMitt, Sonar


Artist & former Terminal City Contributing Arts Editor Adam Harrison at Robin Fry opening, Xeno Gallery


the Jibes, Pats Pub


Mo Salemy of Dadabase/Xeno Gallery DJs at Anti Social gallery opening


Shaw cable Razer TV producer Rob Brownridge at Misanthropy


No War


Public Sex Activists Kim and Carl


John and Rachel, sun worshippers


Jorge



Misanthropy Gallery openers


More Misanthropy


x-DOA bassist, Dan Handrubar


Dancers, Dufferin disco


BBCr, Dulok, former CBC Radio3 Radiosonic Host and Associate Producer/New European Mar Sellars


Ignacio Corral, designer/owner Government Clothing, Dadabase, and Xeno Gallery


Infest Party, Open Studios


"Cop" at Honey


Artists Jason McLean and Jeremy Shaw AKA DJ March 21 (both with Tracey Lawrence Gallery), the Crying Room opening


CH 3&4, Astoria


Couple, Biltmore Hotel


DJ Konrad Black

Dylan Cree - John Anderson Dying Is Hard/ No One Has Ever Looked So Dead

John Anderson Dying Is Hard/ No One Has Ever Looked So Dead at XENO Gallery, 183 East Broadway, Vancouver, BC, March 21 - May 11 2003

Book-ended by retail and other businesses the narrow passage of hall that constitutes the XENO Gallery appropriately provides the spatial medium, the conduit as it were, by which Anderson tunes us into contemporary mutations on the tail-chasing McLuhan formula "the medium is the message" As tidy fusion of medium and message, a photographic triptych portraying the otherworldly ecstasy of a pop singer, a computer generated sign chain of aggression which ranges from action film poster slogans to screaming t-shirts and a subliminally reconstituted European Union flag combine to echo the totalizing machinations of corporate culture propaganda. The consumer of mass culture, coddled within the yoke of the nation-state, comforted by the ever-presence of their ubiquitous pop entertainment god, through the pret a porter of popularized slogans, instantly, is free to acquire an identity. Via his channeling of varying cultural modulations into a singular media-stream, Anderson, in slick fashion, re-broadcasts our cultural state apparatus' unabated seamless marketing of violence. The show's transmissions, though appearing to subvert the products of a capitalist media, oscillate in the ether of white noise as a question suspending verdict on whether contemporary artistic practice generates counter-culture or merely reinforces media culture and its varying subsets.

Dylan Cree is a Vancouver filmmaker and writer.

BIO

EXHIBITIONS
2007 YouTube Otrason
2005 69 Pender Return To Sender
Anti Social Paul Butler's Collage Party
2004 Ministry of Casual Living - No One Has Ever Looked So Dead
Helen Pitt Cut and Paste
Access Gallery On the Road
2003 Xeno Gallery Dying Is Hard/No One Has Ever Looked So Dead
2002 Burnaby Art Gallery New Media
2001 Or Gallery Knock Off Knock Off
PS1 New York Year
2000 Or Gallery Knock Off
1999 Western Front John Anderson and Friends Scope
Helen Pitt 15 Seconds
1998 Or Gallery Mirror Ball
1997 Or Gallery Framed
1996 Western Front Sex Sells
@ Gallery Rough and Ruined Feast
1995 Contemporary Art Gallery Collections With Connections
1993 Video In Before the Generation Loss
Artspeak Gallery Working Documents

EXHIBITIONS CURATED
2001 Helen Pitt Triina Linde

BOOKS AND CATALOGUES
2003 Watson, Scott Keillor, John and Sengara, Kim John Anderson Dying Is Hard/No One Has Ever Looked So Dead Xeno Gallery
Bowie, Fiona Scope Western Front
2002 Lewis, Glenn New Media Burnaby Art Gallery
2000 Henry Karen Premediated:Out of Body Experience Live At the End of the Century - Performance In Vancouver, ed. Canyon, Brice Grunt Gallery
Abbott, Jennifer Contested Relations:
Goldberg, Michael Before the Generation Loss
& Wong, Paul Guerilla Television/Pirate TV
Making Video In ed. Jennifer Abbott Video In Studios
1996 Anderson, John Normalization of Relations
Diamond, Sara Daring Documents &
Bull, Hank On TV- Video Re/View: The (best) Source Book on Canadian Artists Video Art ed. Gale, Peggy and Steele, Lisa Art Metropole/V Tape, Toronto
1993 Whispered Histories Western Front Pulp/Arsenal Press
Fischer, Barbara Decalog YYZ, Toronto
1991 Diamond, Sara Daring Documents: the Practical Aesthetics of Early Vancouver Video, Vancouver Anthology - The Institutional Politics of Art A Project of the Or Gallery Edited by Stan Douglas Talonbooks Richard, Alain Martin & Robertson, Clive Performance Au/In Canada 1970-1990 Inter Editeur

PERIODICALS
1998 Anderson, Patrick Oksanen, Shannon and Graham, Rodney Volumiser BOO Magazine #8
1992 Column At Large Front Magazine January/February
1990 Schilling, Grant If It's Tuesday, This Must be Graceland Vancouver Magazine April Haraldsson, Ami Runar Harold Herbert Elliott C Magazine #12

RADIO
1995-6 Arts Producer for Wednesday Rational CFRO including:
Robert Linsley interviews with Ian Wallace, Landon McKenzie, Denise Oleksijczuk
Lawrence Paul, Hayley Newman, John OĆ­Brian, and Sharla Sava
Antonia Hirsch interviews with Tecla Schiphorst and my name is scot, Cathy Smith interview with Leila Sujir

TELEVISION
2004 Exciting Spring Collection aired on Wonderground in Berkeley, Olympia, Denver, Portland and North Carolina
2003 Interview- Xeno Gallery Viva, CityTV
1997 Produced Wildflowers and Weeds Priscilla Yeung interviewed by Cornelia Wyngardten Rogers

PERFORMANCE/EVENTS
1996 Sheir/McCrum Studio Get Your Hands Off Me! with Judy Radul

VISUALS
2000 Western Front Film Jam -Scope John Anderson and Friends
Lotus Hotel Burlesque at Freitag produced by Scott McFarland
1999 Lotus Hotel History produced by Scott McFarland
1996 Sabotage,.Chameleon Club, CFRO, Bands: MKnaomi, Volumizer, (with Rodney Graham)
1994 Diva, Crave, Rave Technology, EDAM Dance, Music West
1993 Star Trip, Summer Love Festival, Land of the Pharoahs, Or & Artspeak Galleries
1992 Vancouver International Film Festival, Kids In Need
1991 First Night, Western Front, Canadian Armed Forces, Coast 1040, Kids In Need
1990 Kinesis Dance, Vancouver Art Gallery

EDUCATION
British Columbia Institute of Technology, Broadcast Television
Emily Carr College of Art, Interdisciplinary Studies

COMMUNITY
2000-2 Helen Pitt Gallery, President, Board of Directors
1998 ICTV (Independent Community Television), Director, Board
1997 BOO Magazine, Advertising Manager
1996 Edgewise Electrolit Center, Videographer
1995-6 CFRO FM News Producer/Programmer & Host
1991-2 Front Magazine, Advertising Manager