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Why is mr Obama talking about economy and jobs? Because he is, indeed,
an old fashioned politician, despite his relative youth and the
vitality of his first campaign.
For the kind of politicians he represents (and maybe for all
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I was now on the live Ustream and saw Denver march, amazing and encouraging
Ana
On Sun, Dec 7, 2014 at 1:41 AM, Renate Ferro renatefe...@gmail.com wrote:
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aggregate, permeate,
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Dear Renate and Tim, I am very touched by your post showing that
-empyre is concerned with the world with the art and the activist and
tan we, as thinkers, writers, performers, can not be sitting in our
ivory towers analyzing the world and
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Dear Renate and Tim, it's very moving hear your comments from the belly of the
beast, US, the worlds biggest superpower but also a nation in disray, being at
the same time the police of the world and having so much unfairness in its own
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http://hyperallergic.com/165346/behold-the-nazi-postcards-from-the-infamous-degenerate-art-show
The Entartete Kunst exhibition always remind me of how powerful Art is
as tool to perform changes. The gaze which the artists look at the
world
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I was trying to find a red line in our discussion, reading what others
wrote, Aneta, Monika, Murat, Alan, Johannes, Christina, Aristita,
Andreas, Simon, Rustom, Alicia, Leandro, others...
I go always back to Modernity. Yesterday we
that still believes in the power of
ideas. That discovery would be the elixir of of benevolent violence (a
contra-violence), power thtough powerlessness that we are looking for. Ciao.
Murat
On Wed, Nov 26, 2014 at 10:02 AM, Ana Valdés agora...@gmail.com wrote:
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related to our discussion
http://www.thenation.com/article/191409/when-will-us-military-end-its-pattern-destabilizing-entire-regions
Ana
--
http://www.twitter.com/caravia15860606060
http://www.scoop.it/t/art-and-activism/
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I wanted to take my share of the people arguing with Alan and maybe
contributing, unintentionelly, to his feeling of unease.
I listened to your laments and I felt a deep sympathy for you trying
to heal us, to heal the world. Maybe that's
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The square can be a tool to remember to mourn and to celebrate. The
movement I belong, Women in Black, www.womeninblack.org, started in
Israel 1988, http://womeninblack.org/vigils-arround-the-world/europa/israel/
as a demonstration against
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Ferguson is going to burn down, that's for sure. And the grand joury
should be conscient and take their responsability about what is going
to happen. That's the kind of arrogant behaviour who make people
angry, frustrated and violent.
Ana
was exterminated by the Europeans.
Ana, my question is: was the epic violence the history shows perpetrated by
the same kind of gentle people I encountered or was it done by another
separate people I never came across?
On Sun, Nov 23, 2014 at 9:26 AM, Ana Valdés agora...@gmail.com wrote
acting could be a form
of self-preservation, and not acting a from of self-distraction, don't you
think so?
It makes me think about the poem Ana quoted earlier in the discussion:
Ana Valdés agora...@gmail.com wrote:--empyre- soft-skinned
space--
I remember quite
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I agree totally with Murat. The question, what is to be done? should
not be asked.
You, me, we, can't do other things that the things we do, it means,
write, pain, dance, play, denounce. Again, Picassos Guernica didn't
stop the war or the
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I ment that maybe societies are normally unhealthy and our try to
normalize things, the frame violence and despair and happiness are
risen from our beliefs, born with the Modernity, on a shiny good world
where health and happiness were
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Dear Johannes my answer was not resigned at all (I am not the kind of
resigned people :) but wondered if our dilemma was not a typical
dilemma risen from Modernity, to make Humanity happier and more
enlightened with the help of education,
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Reading Monikas very powerful and intuitive statements and going back
to what Alan and others wrote, something struck me: we talk a lot
about healing, but suppose we don't need to be healed? I mean the idea
of a healthy society is
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I lived 32 years in a region, the North of Europe, Sweden, which was,
in the Middle Ages, one of the most violent places in Earth. The
Vikings, the ancestors of the Norwegian, Danes and Swedes, were feared
in the rest of Europe. They come
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Welcome Monika! I remember fondly our former exchange when you were a
guest to -empyre as well and you shared with us your work Sustenazo,
(Laments), so mighty powerful.
I encouraged Alan to invite you I think our discussion at that time
, Hemispheric Institute of Performance and Politics
On Nov 10, 2014, at 3:51 PM, Ana Valdés agora...@gmail.com wrote:
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Some quick answers: Jon, check the archives of -empyre and you can
read Alicia Migdal's quotations of Agamben and its Homo
of fewer and fewer people.
Ciao,
Murat
On Tue, Nov 11, 2014 at 12:01 AM, Ana Valdés agora...@gmail.com wrote:
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Thank you Gabriela for your interesting description of the non-violent
answer to the state violence installed in Mexico. I
, Ana Valdés agora...@gmail.com wrote:
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Thank you Murat! I feel that the apocalyptical utopies from Boko Haram
and ISIS trying to shape their own worldorder are signs of our time. ISIS
is invoking the Caliphate, the go back to Al Andalous
:04 PM, Ana Valdés agora...@gmail.com wrote:
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I had a discussion with Murray Bookchin once, he visited us, the anarchist
collective I lived with at that time, in Stockholm. We translated into
Swedish his book about Ecology. He
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My friend and colleague Cecilia Parsberg, Swedish visual artist, who
went with me to Palestine and took the pictures in Jenin and made the
films I linked yesterday too, is working with an unique project, How
to be a succesful beggar in
--empyre- soft-skinned space--Some quick answers: Jon, check the archives of -empyre and you can read
Alicia Migdal's quotations of Agamben and its Homo Sacer.
And Diana, two days ago I posted to the list the links with live strem to
the protests in Mexico when the news
of Performance and Politics
On Nov 10, 2014, at 3:51 PM, Ana Valdés agora...@gmail.com wrote:
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Some quick answers: Jon, check the archives of -empyre and you can read
Alicia Migdal's quotations of Agamben and its Homo Sacer.
And Diana, two
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Today started the Syrian kids their first day as pupils in a public
school in Montevideo. They are among the 120 refugees taken as
political refugees to Uruguay. Several of them are Palestinian living
in Syria as refugees, the war expelled
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For me the sheer concept of patriotism is weird, foreign. Every
country of the world is a construction, a border made up politically
for economical and territorial needs of the states but not for the
peoples. The people don't want borders
su vida singular
vale más que la ley y la violencia.
Reinhold
Am 08.11.2014 um 18:56 schrieb Ana Valdés agora...@gmail.com:
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Octavio Paz, Nobelprize in literature from Mexico, was Mexico's
ambassador in India several years and come
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Dear Pia, many thanks for sharing your stories of your stay in
Palestine, in the occupied territories. And I am a bit apalled you
never saw any terror or killings (for me the checkpoints ARE terror).
By the way here it's a link to an
, pretending not to feel the
odour of the burning flash.
Sonja Leboš
sonjaleboš@gmail.com
www.resurbanae.wordpress.com
www.theatreofmemories.org
www.cybercine.org
www.uiii.org
2014-11-09 5:01 GMT+01:00 Ana Valdés agora...@gmail.com:
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Another language: Gmail language, I posted it as plain text but it
comes as garbled numerics :)
As and old Catholic :) born in Uruguay the most Jacobine country after
France :) and raised by Francophile German nuns from Paderborn :) I
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Octavio Paz, Nobelprize in literature from Mexico, was Mexico's
ambassador in India several years and come very near Hinduism and
Buddhism. He wrote some superb books discussing the differences
between Christianity and the Oriental
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The murder of 43 young boys has awakened Mexico and ppl are chanting
and protesting in the whole country, they demand president Pena's
resignation.
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/yo5oymexico
Today we are all Mexicans, yesterday we were
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Alicia wrote a great text, very strong, making us to remember Pol Pot,
a forgotten horror as she call it. Maybe Pedro is around (Pedro, en
dónde andás, te extranamos!) and we could translate it. Sadly for
these kind of poetic and complex
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The chronological and emotional sequences of this year: we are still
shocked by the impact of the massive kidnapping of the girls by Boko
Haram, our capacity of perception goes to the massacre of Gaza, as in
a relay race ISIS takes over
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Violence is a key ingredient of human storytelling: from our first
oral tales, violent acts have heightened audience attention and
underlined the dangers of our world. What happens to a child who goes
off alone? She is beset by ogres!
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I translated from Swedish to Spanish the testimony of a young
indigenous peasant from Guatemala, she walked from her village to the
nearby village to borrow some corn. The villages were in the
Cuchumatanes mountains, the border between
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Dear Vivian, as Johannes so kindly pointed out we should be able to
express ourselves in the language we feel more comfortable or at ease.
Querida Vivian, como Johannes lo ha escrito tan simpáticamente,
deberíamos poder expresarnos en
in itself.
Ana Valdés
On Wed, Nov 5, 2014 at 10:25 AM, Erik Ehn shadowtac...@sbcglobal.net
wrote:
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[about hesychios: see his written for theoduolos in v.1 of the philokalia:
https://archive.org/stream/Philokalia-TheCompleteText/Philokalia
--empyre- soft-skinned space--Johannes, only a short remark, when I am writing about my pain and my
memories I am also using literary tools, the body remembers but the
language or the brain don't. I read Butler's Frames of War, Agamben's Homo
Sacer and The remnants of
--empyre- soft-skinned space--Johannes you are raised in Germany I assume you are familiar with Heinrich
Böll s writing. For me his best book is 8.30 biljard, a very powerful novel
about an elderly architect who builds a church (maybe a cathedral, I don't
exactly
and
grandchildren of the Argetinian dictatorship set up by the Argentinian
playwriter and director Lola Arias. She worked with clothes, objects,
images and materials from the concrete past of parents and grandparents.
www.lolarias.com.ar/010_bio_ing.swf
Ana Valdés contributed with the experience
.
Ana Valdés, writer
On Tue, Nov 4, 2014 at 3:37 AM, Jon McKenzie jvmcken...@wisc.edu wrote:
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Among the tragic-prop scenes I hope to entertain in the daze ahead—
the society of the spectacle of the scaffold
hypergraphé across jagged
and the death of hope, the
last thing left inside the box of Pandora.
Ana Valdés
On Tue, Nov 4, 2014 at 8:47 PM, Daniel O'Donnell daniel.odonn...@uleth.ca
wrote:
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You know, I've been wondering about this: since the Taliban blew up
--empyre- soft-skinned space--Printed or not printed books are narrative and the narrative can be perform
in any platform you wish. I am a writer but as a writer I don't have a
fetisch with books, my books are now as audiobooks to listen to, ebooks to
download as files
--empyre- soft-skinned space--I worked for a while at the Interactive Institute in Stockholm,
https://www.tii.se/projects
at that time we carried very advanced experiments using inbedded chips in
clothes weared by surgeons and firefighters. The uses of the inbedded
--empyre- soft-skinned space--dear -empyre, I am an old member of the list and has been moderating as a
guest several times. I enjoy the vitality and the tone of -empyre.
I am born in Montevideo, Uruguay, as Leandro. I was jailed when I was very
young and spent four
--empyre- soft-skinned space--Dear Renate, when I wrote about collaboration beetween couple/parents it's
because I feel collaboration is a natural impulse in all living beings,
animals collaborate to hunt and to care about their young, you and Tim
collaborate in raising
--empyre- soft-skinned space--Johannes, and Simon and Zack, thank you for joining us and Cecilia and
Alonso-Craciun and all others: we collaborate all the time, in teams, in
schoolclasses, as neighboors, as parents, as couples, engaged in different
works or non
--empyre- soft-skinned space--Dear Alonso-Craciun: I was introduced to your work trough our common friend
and fellow -empyrean Brian Holmes, who met you in Berlin some years ago.
Since my move to Uruguay you have showed to me a great generosity and I am
very happy to
--empyre- soft-skinned space--Dear Johannes, so sad you come in the discussion so late, I missed you the
whole month. You have the ability to link together theory and practice in a
very intuitive way.
I think we have different arenas and all of them are linked and
--empyre- soft-skinned space--Dear Tim: I am a bit atonished by the fact Cornell is building a new campus
in collaboration with a university in Israel. There is a widespread boycott
against Israel among academics and cultural workers and Stephen Hawkings
cancelled last
, but the fact that
the questions are so difficult is sad and troubling.
Gaby Vargas-Cetina
Facultad de Ciencias Antropologicas
Universidad Autonoma de Yucatan
On 5/22/13 4:43 PM, Ana Valdés wrote:
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Brooke I loved your rethoric
--empyre- soft-skinned space--Interesting project about wasted food and recovered food, Ricardo and
Brooke!
I translated for the exhibition Softpower a text written by the Bureau
d'Etudes about how our agriculture and food are manipulated by the
multinationals,
--empyre- soft-skinned space--I am very happy for Paul, Ricardo and Brookes stories, we are still waiting
for Marc Garret to introduce himself and his work with Furtherfield, I am
sad twe were never able to get as guests Steve Kurtz to speak about
Critical Art Ensemble,
--empyre- soft-skinned space--Brooke I loved your rethoric question:
I teach collaboration too and just a few days ago during final
presentations saw the power of bringing people together who do not know
each other well -- or at all-- for a common cause or, as Paul
--empyre- soft-skinned space--Hi and I wish express my thanks to Marc, one of our guests this week. I
have been following Marcs work in Furtherfield, www.furtherfield.org
for many years. We used to interact a lot in Stumble Upon, he wrote a funny
and nice review about
--empyre- soft-skinned space--Dear all, welcome back Renate, your voice is needed to make associatios and
link together posts and life! What Paul tells about Sam Delany ( I loved
his Einsteins intersection) distinction between network and contact.
The network he
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And I want encourage everyone to engage in this month's discussion. There are
more examples than Sense Lab of collaboration and networking, share with us
your own experience.
Ana
Skickat från min iPhone
15 maj 2013 kl. 21:52 skrev
, the initiative and response, process,
situation/site/relations.
Ana Valdés has informed a little about our collaboration and the link
http://ceciliaparsberg.se/jenin/
which was made urgently in 2002 when Jenin camp on the West Bank was
demolished,
and a follow-up of that project, is http
--empyre- soft-skinned space--Thanks Brian and Erin for your input! I don't think activism is dead but
it's indeed taking new shapes, the indignados in Spain, the Occupy Wall
Street, the crowds in Tahir Square, it's more the swarm in Negris and
Hardts acceptions than
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Dear Renate and all, I am now back from my short trip, i was inviting some
women activists from the World Women's March to come to Montevideo in August
when we host the International Congress for Women in Black.
And that's for me a great
--empyre- soft-skinned space--Paolo, so nice to see Molle here in -empyre. I have been following your
wonderful games since many years and use them as case examples of esthetic
refined and political clever when I teach about games, first in Sweden and
now in Uruguay.
I
--empyre- soft-skinned space--I started to review computergames when the computers were primitive and the
graphics poor, games made for Commodore 64, Spectrum, Atari. The year was
1988 and I played Seven Cities of Gold and wonderful textgames, Leather
Goddesses of
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Dear Renate the first book I wrote about digital culture and gaming was written
in Swedish, I don't have a URL since the book was really pioneering about these
topics :), it was published 1996.
But I wrote a short essay about gaming and
I don't remember now if it was Hal Foster who wrote a book when he
compared the cyberspace and the feelings experimented when people were
navigating the early caves with gloves and helmets with the feelings
and impressions experimented by the Christian mystics in the Middle
Ages.
He (I am not sure
The TAZ book is excellent, great writing and great thesis. Hakim Bey is one if
the few netphilosophers going to survive the hype.
Ana
Skickat från min iPhone
11 okt 2012 kl. 15:48 skrev Rob Myers r...@robmyers.org:
On 10/11/2012 06:38 PM, Alan Sondheim wrote:
in both cases, people feel
And I was a member of Cybermind of course, checked my mail archive and
I have saved messages from Alan :) from 2006. We danced around the
maple, was one of them :)
Ana
On Wed, Oct 10, 2012 at 1:53 PM, michael gurstein gurst...@gmail.com wrote:
One small thing to add, and again as someone who was
Johannes, as usual, your words trigger thoughts and questions :) we
need you to be aware of all tendences to Romanticism here :)
But my Romanticism is a German one (I am raised by nuns from Paderborn
:), more Sturm und Drang than litchick writing :) More Caspar
Friedrich more Caroline von
Jon, I did my share of writing at that time and my first book about
the subject, Internet and Women, was published 1995. To write the book
I travelled to Palo Alto and me Howard Rheingold, Brenda Laurel, Sandy
Stone, Anne Balsamo (who was a guest at -empyre not so long time ago),
Marcus Novak.
The
Interesting, for me the virtual was not the lists, in despite I come
early to Netbehaviour, -empyre, Nettime, Rhizome and many others. For
me virtuality come with the online games, the RPG. I played Ultima
Online and met doctors playing healers and soldiers playing warriors
and women playing men
I felt the virtual in the games was a continuation of the body, as my
body limits dissapeared. I was stronger taller more fit I was a
god/goddess, I could climb mountains swim in the oceans fly on the sky
marry someone of my own gender :) or not marry at all, be a munk or a
shaman or a priest or a
I am friend to Alfredo Jaar, the Chilean born artist living in New
York since many years. I love his work, the Rwanda Project. 1994-2000
He wrote this text in the Imaginary Museum, “These posters, scattered
around the streets and squares of Malmo, reduced the rhetoric of
advertising to a cry of
Beautiful text, Monika! When I was a child (I was a very precocius
reader :) and read history of Rome and Greece. My favorite was the
history of Carthage and I was shocked how the city was erased and the
Romans threw salt in it to avoid the Carthagineses should build it
again.
These horrible fate
, gray like our grand zero in 2001,
created a stark contrast to the rest of the city, a reverse monument, a
whole, a living wound.
On Oct 5, 2012, at 7:41 AM, Ana Valdés wrote:
Beautiful text, Monika! When I was a child (I was a very precocius
reader :) and read history of Rome and Greece
, at 8:53 AM, Ana Valdés wrote:
A group of friends of mine, the architect group Hackitectura,
www.hackitectura.net
work with maps and try to make a cartography of the memory (or the
lack of it) mapping social relations, inmaterial networks, political
issues.
One of their main pillars is the work
I think I am here trying to discuss with myself the value of my
memory. It took me 32 years to write the book about the time on jail
about torture and my own story. But before these book I wrote and
published nine other books, fiction, short stories, two novels. In
none of those books I adressed
For me the lament is a kind of collective catharsis, as the mourning
itself. I has been in Palestine several times and see and listened to
the collective mourning of the women when some of their relatives or
friends are killed or buried, a kind of powerful roaring, not the
claiming not the
I think mourning and lament are related to the ceremonies of the
death. When I did my research as anthropologist I travelled to Mexico
and did a fieldwork in Yucatan, the old Maya empire. Their funerary
pyramids, specially in Palenque, were very similar to the Egyptian
pyramids. Many scenes
The nearest I was from a massgrave was Jenin, 2002, people were eerie
silent around the hole wich was Palestine's ground zero. Under the
hole were dismembered people, restaurantes blown in pieces, ashes,
bones, lonely shoes.
I wrote some texts from there, http://www.this.is/jenin
In the total
Dear Johannes, as I wrote in my answer to Alan, I am sad I don't have
a clue how to avoid these ads in my text, I guess this is the prize to
pay for a free digital hosting :(
I am now poor as a mouse :) moved back from the First World with all
it's glamour to the non glamorous and poor Third
of this discussion.
Monika
Sent from my iPad
On Oct 3, 2012, at 2:13 PM, Ana Valdés agora...@gmail.com wrote:
Dear Johannes, as I wrote in my answer to Alan, I am sad I don't have
a clue how to avoid these ads in my text, I guess this is the prize to
pay for a free digital hosting :(
I am
Hi Alan and good luck in your month here!
Interesting in reading about Monika's work, I was very concerned with
these topics when I wrote my book about torture and violence and
history. As maybe many or you know since my earlier participation in
-empyre I was a political prisoner in Uruguay when I
I saw in the city of Umeå in the North of Sweden a very interesting
exhibition, Lost and Found Queerying the Archive. The curators Jane
Rowley and Louise Wolthers built the show around some central and
pivotal questions: identity, love and sexuality. Many of the voices
presented are anonymous,
In my nove to Montevideo I shipped almost my entire collection of books,
around 3000 books now crambling my small apartament in Montevideo. I look
often at some of the Art cathalogs of the exhibitions I saw and loved,
Documenta X wonderful political texts, L'Immateriel, Lyotard's postmodern
By the way and speaking about Aboriginal Art, did someone read this article
and do you have more information? I think it's pretty colonial thinking to
justify that. Again, what do we call Art? Is our Western Art more worth
to save? Is Western Art an universal measure of Art? (Yes, I know the
I was thinking again about my friend the curator Sarat Maharaj, born in
South Africa but of Indian ancestors. He works both at Goldsmiths College
in London and in Sweden, in Lund.
We discussed once the paradox where Western (European and North American)
Art was now a kind of universal paradigm to
http://www.artinfo.com/news/story/800410/can-artists-help-us-reboot-humanism-in-an-over-connected-age
I found your article very interesting. I share with you a healthy
skepticism of the new coined expression The New Aesthetic.
What it means? An aesthetic based on the sharing of shallow content
One of the best curators I had the priviledge to work with is Sarat
Maharaj, one of the most modest and low key curators I know. Born in South
Africa of Indian ancestors Maharaj was the co-curator of Documenta XI. He
is a researcher at Goldsmith and a professor in Lund, Sweden at the Art
Academy.
be like a text ?
Should it be ?
best
p/
On Tue, Apr 10, 2012 at 8:55 PM, Ana Valdés agora...@gmail.com wrote:
Pedro, of course we need invite literature to the party! :) I am in my
very
soul a writer, a storyteller and know the potential of the words. I
think in
the last month
Haha, Johannes! Sorry if my bad formulation made you (and others :) to
believe it was Alfredo's installation which is now safeguarded for eternity
(I think the Mormons have a claim that the Lord is going to keep them,
their chosen relatives and Salt Lake City as preserved remnants of
Humanity,
My friend the architect Marcus Novak coined used often the concept liquid
architecture. Within the concept were a broad array of elements and forms
adapted both from Boals Theater of the Opressed to Gayatri Spivak
subaltern theory, a continuation itself from Gramsci's theories.
In Novak's terms
, the wickedary) - cut the control lines - but its so
pervasive, the control, we're guerilla aware, like saying nosotras
because we feel that way.
Maybe we need to invite literature back to the party.
xxx
On Tue, Apr 10, 2012 at 10:26 AM, Ana Valdés agora...@gmail.com wrote:
My friend
Brian, Pedro, Jennifer, all. I think, again, we are writing or reading us
in a loop, where thoughts and facts and opinions emerge from a deep feeling
of insatisfaction.
We are all writing/thinking from the privilege, we have the skills of the
language, we can formulate our thoughts, we publish our
I am going a bit skeptical here, I was also involved in the Moderna Museets
discussion about the institution's own role and Museum Futures was a part
of it.
I arranged two seminars at the Museum, one about gender and one about
postcoloniality. But the Museum was not able to use the conclusions
Dear -empyre fellows and dear Brian: I think this is the biggest challenge
today for all of us thinking radical but needing all the time compromises
and agreements with the System to keep us afloat economically and socially.
Can we generate and reproduce radical thoughts and radical actions within
Pedro no pude bajar el pdf, hay un problema, lo puedes revisar?
Pedro, I was not able to download the pdf, it was a format problem, can you
check it?
And Brian I was very excited about your use of Foucault. For me Discipline
and Punish has been a pivotal book, teaching me about powergames and
Dear friends, today is the last day of the month and it's the last day of
the moderation of -empyre I took at the beginning of the month.
It has been a awesome month with great exchanges and an exciting and
inspiring discussion in English and Spanish, I feel a curious mixtiure of
relief and
Ana Valdés
11:58 PM (33 minutes ago)
to soft_skinned_s.
Dear friends, today is the last day of the month and it's the last day of
the moderation of -empyre I took at the beginning of the month.
It has been a awesome month with great exchanges and an exciting and
inspiring discussion in English
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