Never Work : Omnibus
Inspired by the likes of Guy Debord and William S Burroughs, Never Work explores the fertile ground of life beneath capitalism's radar - a place where artists, poets, and writers comes together to reconsider how language might be used to critique the very system it upholds. Brazenly sticking two-fingers up to all those who have 'got it together', Never Work celebrates life's struggling outsiders - autists, queers, addicts, and anarchists. It serves as a manifesto for the last days of capitalism, a cry for the last remaining path of resistance - in the face of global exploitation, a world in which your labour is actively used against you, there is but one sane option: never work!
Inspired by the likes of Guy Debord and William S Burroughs, Never Work explores the fertile ground of life beneath capitalism's radar - a place where artists, poets, and writers comes together to reconsider how language might be used to critique the very system it upholds. Brazenly sticking two-fingers up to all those who have 'got it together', Never Work celebrates life's struggling outsiders - autists, queers, addicts, and anarchists. It serves as a manifesto for the last days of capitalism, a cry for the last remaining path of resistance - in the face of global exploitation, a world in which your labour is actively used against you, there is but one sane option: never work!
Inspired by the likes of Guy Debord and William S Burroughs, Never Work explores the fertile ground of life beneath capitalism's radar - a place where artists, poets, and writers comes together to reconsider how language might be used to critique the very system it upholds. Brazenly sticking two-fingers up to all those who have 'got it together', Never Work celebrates life's struggling outsiders - autists, queers, addicts, and anarchists. It serves as a manifesto for the last days of capitalism, a cry for the last remaining path of resistance - in the face of global exploitation, a world in which your labour is actively used against you, there is but one sane option: never work!