Stewart Home, pseudonym of Monty Cantsin

" And also, I was told, there was a deranged fellow in London a few years ago, a sort of penny-dreadful pornographer, who created an unpleasant scene in the Charing Cross Station early one morning by spilling what he called his 'genetic wealth' on a basket filled with skinhead gear, old pieces of laundry, dead pea fowls and artificial limbs--all this while dressed in a pillowcase hood and claiming to be 'Young Ling.' "
Al Ackerman, Ling, in: The Blaster Al Ackerman Omnibus, New York: Feh! Press, 1994, pp. 209-210

Texts

In The Seven by Nine Squares

• About the Art Strike
• Art Strike 1990-1993
• Assessing the Art Strike
• Basis of Neoism, The
• Become a Neoist Today
• Critique of International Neoism
• Demolish Serious Culture
• Do not Imagine that You Have the Least Idea
• Do-It-Yourself SMILE
• I remember Monty Cantsin
• In this World where Everything Is Packaged Differently...
• The Generation Positive and Neoism
• Karen Eliot Interview
• A Little History
• Manifesto of Neoist Performance and the Performance of Neoism
• Meaning, Intention, and the Neoist Conspiracy
• Melancholy Allegory, The
• Multiple Names
• Neoism
• Neoist Cultural Conspiracy, The
• No Theoretical Summing Up
• On Anti-art
• Orientation of the Use of a Context and a Context for the Use of an Orientation
• Praxis Manifesto
• Spanish Art (from The Assault on Culture)

Elsewhere in the Internet

• Art Strike Papers, The, ed. by Stewart Home, AK Press 1991
• Foreword to the Polish edition of "The Assault on Culture"
• Festival of Plagiarism, The
• Stewart Home interview
• Neoist Alliance Manifesto
• "No Pity" review by Don Webb

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