...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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...ng at it in a way which elevates above just being the refuse of capitalist culture. Potentially something like fantasy words or maybe a direct reference to th
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...does Haraway’s expansion of these theories in a contemporary setting. S&M culture comes to me as an aesthetic inspiration (black latex) and sound continues t
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...inhabiting the position of the person who incorporate capitalism. Digital culture.A bigger possibility for being. She has incredible control of her object st
The presentation of FKA Twigs/Beyonce in light of the music culture. Why Grace Jones falls outside of this?
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...onal modernism but suggestive of alternative forms of new ways to practice culture and politics. And we did not lose. In a sense the worse thing happened: tre
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...onal modernism but suggestive of alternative forms of new ways to practice culture and politics. And we did not lose. In a sense the worse thing happened: tre
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...onal modernism but suggestive of alternative forms of new ways to practice culture and politics. And we did not lose. In a sense the worse thing happened: tre
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...gallery is an organised destination and a pre-arranged vessel for art and culture, but the idea in the architectural interventions I am making is to point to
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...sorders, reproductive rights for women and gender scepticism in postmodern culture. I am interested in unpacking emotional baggage, which can be seen as destr
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...y, Papa's Maybe: an American Grammar Book. In: Diacritics, Vol. 17, No. 2, Culture and Countermemory: The American Connection (Summer 1987), pp. 64-81.
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...y, Papa's Maybe: an American Grammar Book. In: Diacritics, Vol. 17, No. 2, Culture and Countermemory: The American Connection (Summer 1987), pp. 64-81.
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...dn’t consider making work directly informed by, mainly books on music, sub-culture and biography. If I was cleverer I’d work out how to draw all my interest
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...y, Papa's Maybe: an American Grammar Book. In: Diacritics, Vol. 17, No. 2, Culture and Countermemory: The American Connection (Summer 1987), pp. 64-81.
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...tives do not exist by themselves, that history needs action. But also that culture is the anticipation of this action, through the conventions by which it is
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...ll elements are constantly combined, recombined and recombined. Nature and culture become an object for this manipulation. Art will regain its ritual dimensio
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...ecomes an exploration of the difference between modularity in contemporary culture versus industrial modularity, which is governed by a different logic. In th
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...sation as to what art could be and how it could exist was “Postproduction. Culture as Screenplay: How Art Reprograms the World” by Nicolas Bourriaud. In it
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...ion your work and ideas in relation to appropriate aspects of contemporary culture.
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...dn’t consider making work directly informed by, mainly books on music, sub-culture and biography. If I was cleverer I’d work out how to draw all my interest
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...sation as to what art could be and how it could exist was “Postproduction. Culture as Screenplay: How Art Reprograms the World” by Nicolas Bourriaud. In it
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