Tag Archives: art
“it’s fragments that feel true”
More and more it’s fragments that feel true. by Antonio Dias Fragments show their edges. Edges that intrude into the illusion of completion. Edges that cannot be ignored. Fragments insist […]
The Dis/Appeared | Ian Allen Paul
“The Dis/Appeared” (2018) is an experimental video essay that examines the totalizing imposition of colonial perception in contemporary Palestine. The project theorizes the Israeli state’s establishment of perceptual regimes that […]
Manuel DeLanda | A Comparison of Deleuze’s Assemblage Theory and the New Materialist Approach
Originally published on Jun 19, 2017, as video from the Assemblage Thinking Symposium 2017, at the University of the Aegean. ABSTRACT: This lecture will discuss the fundamental concepts of the theory […]
Acceleration, Ubiquity & Radical Disjunctures
Terry Smith is an Australian art historian, art critic and artist who currently lives and works in Pittsburgh, New York and Sydney. Since 2001 he has been Andrew W. Mellon […]
Nick Srnicek on Crises and Cognitive Mapping
Originally posted on The Disorder Of Things:
This is the second of a three-part series on ‘what we talked about at ISA’. The first part on technology in International Relations…
Aesthetics After Finitude (pdf)
http://re-press.org/book-files/9780980819793-Aesthetics_After_Finitude.pdf via Aesthetics After Finitude (pdf) — Deterritorial Investigations Unit
Tim Morton talking prototypes
Philosophy, Design, Engineering (Zooetics Seminar) (MP3) – Lithuania, etc, etc: http://ecologywithoutnature.blogspot.com/2015/01/philosophy-design-engineering-zooetics.html
wild bill burroughs by damien macdonald
Tim Ingold’s Being Alive: Essays on Movement (pdf)
Tim Ingold’s Being Alive: Essays on Movement (pdf) Click to access tim_ingold-being_alive__essays_on_movement_knowledge_and_description__-routledge2011.pdf Tim Ingold is a British anthropologist, and Chair of Social Anthropology at the University of Aberdeen. His […]
Alva Noë: See Me if You Can!
New ways of thinking about the nature of visual consciousness allow us to reconsider art and its place in our lives. In this talk, Alva Noë, a leading figure in […]
The new junk isn’t just what’s inside the body
Let us dare, then, to make the following hypothesis: the raw materials of today’s production process are excitation, erection, ejaculation, and pleasure and feelings of self-satisfaction, omnipotent control, and total […]
Ranciere, Politics and Art – Tina Chanter
Ranciere, Politics and Art, by Tina Chanter Professor Tina Chanter is Head of School of Humanities at Kingston University, London. Her research currently focuses on questions of aesthetics and politics. Recent […]
Religion is a beautiful multimedia poem
Religion is a beautiful multimedia poem by Grayson Perry “God is dead and man has no need of the myths and false consolation that religion offers. That’s the battle-cry of […]
Massive Attack vs Adam Curtis – ‘Britain today is a Twee Playpen’
Great find. Two very interesting fellas doing some dark fancy with the video machines. WATCH.
Bracha Ettinger: Self-fragilize Your Self
WHERE ARE WE GOING, WALT WHITMAN? An ecosophical roadmap for artists and other futurists. JAPAN SYNDROME — AMSTERDAM VERSION: brought together anarcho-urbanist, feminist psychoanalytic, cinematic, sci-fi, self-organizing, archival, and electro […]
Journeys Into the Zone of Sentience
Jan Verwoert is a Berlin based, internationally renowned art critic and sometimes curator. He is a member of the advisory board of the Munich Kunstverein and has been a guest […]
Art Is A Memory
Siri Hustvedt is one of our leading essayists here in the US on art appreciation and here she shares her reflections on paying attention, experiencing, and memorializing, does her take […]
On Crisis (emergency and new heroism), Jan Verwoert
Emergency? Of what kind, where, affecting who? In most recent global history, a number of monumental incidents of a political nature, many of which fall under a larger concept of […]
Ruth Ozeki and the Trials of Switching Off
Ruth Ozeki and the Trials of Switching Off Just started reading zen priest, novelist, and documentary filmmaker Ruth Ozeki’s A Tale For The Time Being and came across this related […]
