On Fri, Feb 24, 2012 at 08:03:00PM +, Johannes Birringer wrote:
dear soft_skinned listeners:
thx for responses that came, will reply soon when time arrives
it just occurred to me, reading the thread-title on practice as a means
towards academic self-criticism and
Magnus's reply to
Dear all, thank you for your thought-provoking contributions and responses.
Will follow up.
I'll start with Magda:
Interesting point below.
Thanks for bringing up this question again. This is a hard one, and I am a
bit stuck on its language indeed, so I will reiterate it again: how do we
dear soft_skinned listeners:
thx for responses that came, will reply soon when time arrives
it just occurred to me, reading the thread-title on practice as a means
towards academic self-criticism and
Magnus's reply to Magda, that I probably have underestimated how Magda may
have intended
institutional critique is no longer associated with artistic
practices only and is developing towards what has been
termed as a 'transversal practice' [MAGDA TYZLIK-CARVER]
And do you see institutional critique playing a central role not only
in your curatorial practice, but also in your academic
Hi Johannes, Ioana, Gabriel, and all,
Thank you for your comments and great questions. Not easy to answer, I have
to admit, but I will give it a go.
Johannes thank you for your response. Unfortunately I would agree, there is
very little joy about/in academia at the moment and as we know there
dear soft_skinned listeners:
these last days of reading all of your posts brought many inspiring moments,
and I wish to thank all the writers here, there is much to grapple with as we
moved forward a bit from noise/free improvisation/Noise and Capitalism
to the very precise thoughts laid out
regardless if the question of artistic practice and
research method and their in/compatibilities take
place within an institutional or more personal and
subjective context, it is, nevertheless, an administrative
issue which involves bureaucratic processes and
forms of communication/communicating
Hi Menotti, Magnus et all,
Thank you for your comments and questions.
I wouldn't wish anyone the torment of academic self-criticism through their
practice. I hope I am not guilty of that, but I can almost picture it
represented in some medieval style and hanging above my desk as a warning.
