An over attachment or excessive engagement that goes beyond the intellectual
By Sarah Todd
Last summer I participated in a project called Group Affinity at the Kunstverein München, working with Cinenova, a collectively run feminist film distributor based in London, UK. I became...
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Date: April 30, 2012
Tags: Art, Catherine, Cinenova, fandom, feminism, Feminist, film, Gallery, Grant, of, Sarah, Todd, University, York
The Plot and An Economy of Means-being-means
By Sharon Kahanoff
Storytelling feels like it’s been “out of fashion” for many years, perhaps as long ago as the late 1970s. At that time, political critiques began linking the form of narrative, on...
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Date: November 17, 2011
Tags: Agamben, Cytter, de, economics, Gruyter, Harald, Isabelle, Jos, Keren, means, narrative, Pauwels, plot, Thys, video
The Long Glance
By Jonathan VanDyke
On June 3rd I turned my gaze away from Jackson Pollock’s 1952 painting Convergence after staring at it for forty hours. To enact The Long Glance, as I had titled my perform...
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Date: August 02, 2011
Tags: Abstract, albright-knox, convergence, expressionism, glance, jackson, jonathan, longest, pollock, vandyke
Iñigo Manglano-Ovalle: Phantom Truck + Always After
By Edward Kanerva
Iñigo Manglano-Ovalle’s work utilizes sound, film and sculpture to engage viewers in phenomenological experiences that present and problematize sociological issues such as the history of mode...
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Date: March 09, 2011
Tags: After, Always, climate, Comedy, Dante, Divine, exhibition, Iñigo, Manglano-Ovalle, Phantom, Truck
Thomas Hirschhorn: Das Auge (The Eye)
By Thomas Hirschhorn and Gregory Burke
With the work Das Auge (The Eye) I want to give a form which resists facts, which resist opinion and which goes beyond actuality, which reaches beyond information – that is why I inv...
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Date: March 09, 2011
Tags: Auge, exhibition, Eye, Hirschhorn, red, Thomas