joyously complex

NY, department of micro-poetics

l’ininterrotto romanzo del romanzo

come commenterei questa nota di Cordelli http://www.nazioneindiana.com/2010/08/31/il-feticcio-del-romanzo ??
direi così: http://gammm.org/index.php/2007/05/02/opera-disfatta/

Charles Bernstein’s “Veil”

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una nota sui “testi installativi” (come veil)

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unter

found object

reblogged from

http://illillill.tumblr.com/post/1032179516/via-dvdp

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Anne Charnock

the ubuweb anthology of conceptual writing

Surrealism and Graphic Design, NY, Sept/Oct

from http://www.manystuff.org/?p=7793

Uncanny: Surrealism and Graphic Design,
by Rick Pynor, uncovers the presence of an alternative tradition in graphic design.
The Surrealist movement of the 1920s and 1930s focused on literature, painting, photography and the object, and the Surrealists’ publishing activities provided only hints of what a fully conceived Surrealist graphic design or typography might look like. Many of the most suggestive early examples came from Czechoslovakia, where Surrealism would become a lasting influence. Subsequently, Surrealist ideas and images had a profound impact on image-makers in every sphere of art and design, and by the 1960s the effects of Surrealism were widely felt in international graphic communication. Uncanny traces this intermittent line of development up to the present. ( Go to Views of Exhibition & Images/Press release )

Until October 24, 2010, part of the 24th International Biennial of Graphic Design Brno 2010, The Moravian Gallery in Brno.

Rick Poynor, Curating “Uncanny: Surrealism and Graphic Design”, Lecture
This illustrated lecture, focusing on this exhibition, will examine curating as an extension of writing and editing practices. What are the crucial similarities and differences between selection for the two-dimensional page and the space of the gallery? Poynor will consider Surrealism as choice of theme—why explore this topic now?—and place “Uncanny” in the international context of the many other shows on Surrealist art. He will explore how the exhibition relates to the paths of inquiry he has pursued in his critical writing and address its broader polemical purpose.
September 14 2010, 6pm, Design Criticism MFA Department, New York.

l’avion du savant

http://issuu.com/differx/docs/avion_sav

some asemic pieces from 2008

riflettori / riflettiamo

http://milano.repubblica.it/cronaca/2010/07/20/news/quella_cerimonia_per_barbara_berlusconi_ha_offeso_noi_professori_e_i_nostri_studenti-5717947/

how important?

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from http://thefarqueue.blogspot.com/2010/08/educate-me.html

united automations / an anthology

thx to compostxt:

FLUXHIBITIONs #3 + #4

See

FLUXHIBITION #3:

Thinking Inside of the Box – Boxes, Cases, Kits and Containers from the Permanent Collection http://fluxmuseum.org/fluxhibtion3-intro.html

A year in the making! 130 pages 165+ color plates and several writings.

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Fluxhibition #4 – Fluxus Amusements, Diversions, Games, Tricks and Puzzles – will be exhibited October 8-30, 2010 at the Fort Worth Community Arts Center.

See what’s happening so far here: http://fluxmuseum.org/fluxhibition-4/index.html

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The Fluxface in Space project is just about ready for exhibit as well. http://fluxfaceinspace.blogspot.com/ 121 artists from 25 countries!

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Concurrent with Fluxhibition #4 will also be some version of A Book About Death ; Also New Works by Lanny Quarles and a few things from the newly acquired estate of Nerina Cocchi Zecchini http://nerinacocchizecchini.org/.

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Hirotoshi Itoh’s Grinning Stones

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Paris, 4 – 29 septembre 2010: Joseph Nechvatal

Invitation au vernissage de l’exposition
4 septembre 18 a 21 heures

Joseph Nechvatal

Art rétinal revisité: histoire de l’oeil
4 – 29 septembre 2010
@
Galerie Jean-Luc & Takako Richard
74, rue de Turenne / 3, Impasse Saint-Claude
75003 Paris

info: http://www.galerierichard.com/com_presse_ef.php?id=47

Métro
Saint-Sébastien Froissard (ligne 8)
Saint-Paul (ligne 1)

Galerie Jean-Luc & Takako Richard
http:// www.galerierichard.com

Joseph Nechvatal Art Rétinal Revisité: Histoire de l’Œil 4 – 29 septembre 2010

Pionnier dans le développement de l’art numérique, Joseph Nechvatal présentera à la Galerie Jean-Luc & Takako Richard, lors de sa deuxième exposition personnelle, une série de nouvelles œuvres, la plupart accompagnées de vidéos numériques.

Art rétinal revisité : histoire de l’œil aura lieu du 4 septembre au 29 septembre 2010 et invitera les spectateurs à réfléchir sur l’importance de la relation entre le son et l’image dans le procédé de création.

da un libro capolavoro

quanta acqua sciupano gli alberi / roberto plessi. 1973