...lines the development in psychedelic culture, its subsumption into popular culture / the mainstream. Simultaneous to this, the 60s marked the energetic emerge
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...ers and Mike Kelly, that explores the tearm dirty. Moving from religion to culture to Pica (the compulsion to eat dirt) and finally how dirt has pronounced it
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...or example, I was told by a Taiwanese marketing executive that I was a 3rd culture kid - a TCK/3CK, this term was developed by marketers as a way to define a
...could explain and talk to us a little bit more about this idea of the 3rd culture, and maybe explain the concept of what it means but also what it means to y
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...es under a different logic than industrial modularity, since modularity in culture comes from outside sources rather from within production. Manovich cites m
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...n female subjects that critique representations of women in film and wider culture. It questions documentary ideas of narrative consistency and the possibilit
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...is Department of Cultural Affairs. A founding editor of Journal of Visual Culture, she is a contributing editor at frieze magazine and has published in the f
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...nal:Noise, which examines how the idea of feedback is used in contemporary culture.
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...exploit the idea of fragmentary bodies, but someone consuming the dominant culture will no longer encounter direct representations of these kinds of bodies. S
...ake visible idealised bodies, as they always have, and the dominant visual culture presents no alternative.
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...en as a database, “ in the age of digital databases everything, nature and culture alike becomes an object for recombination and manipulation” As a work of
...roduced assembly lines, which led to mass production of products. However, culture has never been a modern industry as even though it used remixing and now mo
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...am engaging with because of both my background and my interest in consumer-culture. She pieces her works together using disparate symbols to create stories s
...d) can be deconstructed and used to inform seemingly unconnected facets of culture. I believe as Barad says that these things can come together to create new
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...relessly explores the multiple manifestations and product of knowledge and culture. It is engaged in a constant process of translation, of moving from one for
Is it not amazing to what degree our recent culture experiences enjoyment as unbearable – especially the enjoyment of the oth
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...r public grief and emotional languages. Combing various corners of popular culture for hints of feeling, I often turn to collecting to make sense of things. E
...heartfelt and disturbing. I’ve always been fascinated by country music and culture, despite its incompatibility with my artistic life (considering it's right-
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...etymology of words. I have book called keywords, and look up words such as culture because this book takes you through the history ica uses and different cult
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...is defined as including linguistic forms but also non-linguistic forms of culture such as art and music)
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...s are as prevalent today as they ever were [in Picasso's time]. Mainstream culture today has less of a directly stated criticality associated with these forms
...dy and policing, internal and external, and the policeman as a hero in our culture, especially as something to reflect on in a time when the police are possib
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...s are as prevalent today as they ever were [in Picasso's time]. Mainstream culture today has less of a directly stated criticality associated with these forms
...dy and policing, internal and external, and the policeman as a hero in our culture, especially as something to reflect on in a time when the police are possib
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The translation of connections towards space and culture - and how to be pulled in by it. To speak of it, to see it and understand t
The translation of connections towards space and culture - and how to be pulled in by it. To speak of it, to see it and understand t
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About the female body, references feminism in western culture, stereoutypes, starts with a nice poem that Sophie reads out. Delmore Schwa
Feminism and western culture
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...Pseudo - which was made up of multiple elements and expressions of popular culture.
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...cept in errant suspension. Revival, the interpretive cliché of renaissance culture, was turned to its full, discontinuous and disruptive vitalism. Research wa
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...n example of collective coming together and revolting. through these films culture ...
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...to make something that could at least attempt to slot back into mainstream culture through the guise of a familiar form. The poetry anthology, the novella, th
[Why do you think you use pop-culture in your art as a starting point, what’s there that is so intriguing/usefu
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...a new one, reaching back to Ancient Rome remixing aspects of Ancient Greek culture. He also suggests that there is no difference between the micro and macro l
...he culture through a prescribed system though users have been modularising culture for decades from TV fans creating their own “slash films” to pop art, a
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"I argue below that violent media helps create and maintain a culture of fear and anxiety, which, in turn, serves the socioeconomic and sociopoli
...ranted fears about health and safety, one of the prime ways it engenders a culture of fear is through the constant representation of violence."
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...ation I'm conscious of something Anne Boyer has said regarding masculinist culture and its productions: 'to keep the struggle theatrical fixes power'. Work ar
...on the signifying intelligence, and as such were grounded in the same male/culture-female/nature dichotomy they set out to address.
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...hono O'odham (Desert People) Nation of Native Americans. In Tohono O’odham culture personification is used to refer to both plants and animals of the area. Th
...d Understanding of How Matter Comes to Matter." Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society 28.3: 801–831.
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[where does it sit in relation to game culture? a) as a discourse and b) as an aesthetic? access denied, mainstream games
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...I don’t have that deviation. Life’s hard enough.”) Bringing dirt into pop culture – Pigpen from the cartoon ‘Peanuts’.
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...und at SYB, in the lovely Friesian village of Beetsterzwaag – a magnet for culture-craving seekers in the vast north of the Netherlands.
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...und at SYB, in the lovely Friesian village of Beetsterzwaag – a magnet for culture-craving seekers in the vast north of the Netherlands. During the late summe
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Those of you acquainted with Swahili culture would perhaps wonder if a character with such a name,
...han to anything else. For those of you who are not acquainted with Swahili culture,
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...s, a culture that humans mold through conscious and unconscious actions, a culture in which power, class, race, ethnicity, subculture, and opposition are impo
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...No more mr nice guy. Nana Adusei-Poku continues to help me to engage with culture (sets of practices) from my own position (as an artist and individual) rath
...e developed is through contexts of display and how I relate to history and culture. For example the idea of a threshold in the “curtain” work is symbolica
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...that the 'users' themselves have been gradually 'modularizing' culture. In culture, we have been modular already for a long time already. But at the same time
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...ation I'm conscious of something Anne Boyer has said regarding masculinist culture and its productions: 'to keep the struggle theatrical fixes power'. Work ar
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I talked briefly about people (in Asian culture?) making a pedestal for a stone, treating it as a totem. I think there is s
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...rld? The godhadi is not only hand stitched, but is an inherent part of our culture. For Shraddha the whole idea of recycling and the social aspect of this act
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...watched "Paris is Burning", a late 1980's documentary chronicling the ball culture of New York City and the African-American, Latino, gay, and transgender com
...here is no one definitive guide on the subject; meanings vary depending on culture, language, time period etc. The meanings are often not straightforward or l
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...before that we can see evidence of humans borrowing concepts from previous culture and neighboring countries.
...it is also important that the viewer have knowledge about contemporary TV culture. The Selfridges bag in the picture is bringing in information about design
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Therefore, I want to strongly share the wisdom of my culture, which has been engaged with the dialog of being cosmic, tying human existe
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...g of the forms, artworks and the models taken as reference the greek-latin culture. In this case I take as starting point a Rubens ft Brughel’s painting whe
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...to engage with other fields, and situate myself within the field of visual culture, and cultural production in general as opposed to only within a fine art co
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...ence and the “First Wave” of Reality TV' in Reality TV Remaking Television Culture, 2nd edition, (pp. 23-43)
Martin, C (1994) Dance Marathons: Performing American Culture in the 1920s and 1930s, University Press of Mississippi
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Wø are interested in imaginable outsides of culture and of the language that defines it.
Wø hope to realize works that both relate to the sublime in culture and imaginable options of resisting and escaping it on a fundamental level.
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...1993. The book is about Feminism in relation to the female body in Western culture. The book begins with a poem by Delmore Schwartz called the Heavy Bear. So
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...d how you position the proposed work in relation to that framework and the culture at large. This is also where you will outline the questions, issues, and th
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- Mason has a project of doing away with mind/body sex/gender nature/culture dualisms.
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...selves to others which is being influenced by so many parameters (society, culture, affects, memories, etc...). Few theorists like Erving Goffman or Judith Bu
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...have even been cultivated by him You can sort of jumpstart a tradition, a culture, with these tales, maybe that’s always necessary, to have this iconic tal
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