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    The CO-RITUS Action Manifesto from 1962 calls for artists to take control of their natural fields of activity by protesting. It encourages poets, musicians, and architects to seize television, theaters, radio, and town planning from the cultural industry and state-employed cultural entrepreneurs. It demands that the inner city be redesigned as a field for artists, with department stores cleared out and market halls turned into living workshops with window displays used for detournements. It praises Willhelm Freddie's fight for artistic freedom and demands a city filled with public orgies. It notes the beginning of actions in Montergade and demands the possibility of expansion and an "enchanted" city, as modern cities suppress

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    The CO-RITUS Action Manifesto from 1962 calls for artists to take control of their natural fields of activity by protesting. It encourages poets, musicians, and architects to seize television, theaters, radio, and town planning from the cultural industry and state-employed cultural entrepreneurs. It demands that the inner city be redesigned as a field for artists, with department stores cleared out and market halls turned into living workshops with window displays used for detournements. It praises Willhelm Freddie's fight for artistic freedom and demands a city filled with public orgies. It notes the beginning of actions in Montergade and demands the possibility of expansion and an "enchanted" city, as modern cities suppress

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    Originallyappearedasa
    leaflettoaccompanythe
    wallpaintingactionin
    Montergade(1962).
    TranslatedbyJakob
    Jakobsenfrom
    Situationister195770,
    BauhausSituationnise,
    1971
    TheCORITUSActionManifesto1962
    Strid,Nash,Kunzelmann,Fjord,Thorsen,O'BrienandMarion
    1.Bythisprotesttheartistsaretakingovertheirnaturalfieldofactivity.
    2.Weencourageartistsfromotherfields:Poets,Musicians,Architectsto
    takeovertheirnaturalfieldofactivity:Snatchthetelevision,thetheatres,
    theradio,thetownplansoutofthehandsoftheculturalindustryandthe
    culturalentrepreneursemployedbythestate.
    3.Wedemandtheinnercitytobelaidoutasfieldofactivityforartists.All
    departmentstoresareclearedoutandthemarkethallsaremadeintoliving
    workshops,andthewindowdisplaysareusedfordetournements.
    4.WepraiseWillhelmFreddieandhisfightforartisticfreedom.We
    demandacityfilledwithpublicorgies.
    5.NowwehavebegunwithMontergade.Butwedemandthepossibilityof
    expansion.Wedemandthecityenchanted.Everymoderncityhasbecome
    ameansofsupressingthepossibilitiesofhumanplay.
    6.Forrenewedworkwiththeinnercitywedemandthatarchitectsand
    artistsstudytheunitarianurbanismandstartexperimentalworkwith
    incidentarchitecture.
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