Hi Tim et all,
That may well be the case as you have so eloquently articulated.
However, these 20th c strategies strike me as speaking more to
adaptive reuse than innovation - more as playing for the court than
effecting truly a subversive action, as it so portends. At this point
in time
Tim,
Sorry for the unfinished sentences below - I was in a hurry to get to
the farm to take care of my horse.
I meant to write: "I read Johannes' statement as saying that he did
not find "loveable...the rhetorical manifesto." To that comment I
would add that all rhetoric is not the same,
Tim,
As someone who has written on behalf of the disenfrancised and
traumatized for my lifetime, I am in sympathy with any constructive
critique of the current situation, but not one that reduces its attack
to those staying in nice hotels and drinking in cafes. As for
defending the statel
Kristine,
I understand your impatience but I'm wondering
whether me might be able to appreciate this
intervention to be in line and solidarity with
the kind of thinking about immigration, mobility,
and extrastatecraft posited, say, by Keller
Easterling in her work on infrastructure or by
I concur with Johannes. I find nothing interesting in the manifesto's
hubris, self-importance, and sophomoric lack of empathy and curiosity
(to say nothing of understanding) of those it critiques. Finally, the
manifesto exemplifies the spectacle it condemns.
Kristine
On Jun 10, 2011, at 9:
Not sure what there is, so lovable,
about the rhetorical manifesto (Stateless1 Pavillion Biennale.jpg) of futile
gestures,
and the proposal to squat between the fascist monuments (german and italian
pavilions) in the Giardini, if one were to travel to Italy,
that would require a passport, no?
, 2011 6:50 AM
To: rrdoming...@ucsd.edu; soft_skinned_space
Subject: Re: [-empyre-] Fwd: Call for e-action | Venice Biennale |Manifesto
I absolutely love this!
xl
On Jun 8, 2011, at 8:37 AM, Ricardo Dominguez wrote:
Hola Tim and all,
I will let the group that developed this gesture speak for
I absolutely love this!
xl
On Jun 8, 2011, at 8:37 AM, Ricardo Dominguez wrote:
Hola Tim and all,
I will let the group that developed this gesture speak for itself
(also a short manifesto as .jpg attached):
On 5/27/11 3:35 AM, statelessimmigrantspavil...@riseup.net wrote:
We, the Anonymou
Hello all,
In addition to inviting us to action, Ricardo’s message incites us to imagine
other kinds of international contemporary art exhibitions. Has any of the
curators on the list experimented with other models? If exhibitions were to be
conducted in specific geographic locales, how might
