...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
1 KB (219 words) - 14:51, 5 March 2012
...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
7 KB (1,298 words) - 15:44, 12 February 2013
...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-
7 KB (1,149 words) - 14:19, 3 April 2014
...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
3 KB (468 words) - 12:52, 9 February 2017
...is defined as including linguistic forms but also non-linguistic forms of culture such as art and music)
3 KB (453 words) - 15:44, 17 February 2015
...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
7 KB (1,213 words) - 16:12, 28 January 2016
...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
6 KB (1,098 words) - 17:37, 12 April 2015
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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