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Sat · Jan 9 post · 2 min Reality as a message The problem of reality is in how it is traditionally thought about, as something tangible, as a given - something that is there simply because it’s there.
Sun · Jan 3
post · 5 min
Notes on Rosie Braidotti: Inhuman Symposium talk
Inhumanism, posthumanism, antihumanism: bug of the human.
Posthuman as a navigational tool.
Convergence issue: (1) (anti)posthumanism + (2) postanthropocentrism.
NL: humanism as a bastion of humanism.
Antihumanism: Nietzsche&
Sat · Dec 26
post · 2 min
Notes on William E. Connolly. The ‘’New Materialsm’ and the fragility of things
The ‘new materialism’ is the overall name given to movements in several fields that criticise anthropocentrism, focus on inhuman forces within the human, self-organising power within the nonhuman
Tue · Dec 22
post · 4 min
Notes on Stuart Hall, Encoding, Decoding
Four-stage theory of communication: production, circulation, use (distribution or consumption), reproduction
Polysemy - capacity for a sign (such as a word, phrase, or symbol) to have multiple meanings,
Sun · Dec 13
post · 6 min
Notes from the Introduction to Realism, Materialism, Art; Sternberg Press 2015
P.15: Realism and materialism: important watchwords in intellectual and cultural discourse today (reality can be known without its
being shaped by and for human comprehension).
This view
Thu · Nov 19
post · 3 min
Notes on Jean Baudrillard, Why Hasn’t Everything Already Disappeared
Notes on Baudrillard, Why Hasn’t Everything Already Disappeared
Foreword by Francois L’Yvonnet:
Why is there nothing rather than something? - Leibniz (reversed).
Exploration of the Nothing
Wed · Nov 18
post · 2 min
Notes from the meeting with Etienne Turpin
Gary Hall, 2014, Open Education: A Study in Disruption
Heather Davis, Community practice
Book as exhibition series (interpolations - points that carry the plot from one point to
Tue · Nov 3
post · 13 min
Notes: Giorgio Agamben, The Open: Man and Animal
Theriomorphous - Thought of as having the form of a beast. Used of a deity.
p3 - …on the last day, the relations between animals and men will
Wed · Oct 28
post · 7 min
Notes: Davis & Turpin, Art in the Anthropocene - Art & Death
p.3 - address the geological reformation of the human species
What does it mean for art to encounter the Anthropocene?
If art is now a practice condemned
Sat · Jun 6
post · 3 min
Notes on Artie Vierkant: The Image Object Post-Internet, 2010
Artie Vierkant is an artist active on the Internet and in physical space. His work can be seen at artievierkant.com and in the UbuWeb Film / Video
Archive,
Thu · Jun 4
post · 2 min
Notes on A Theory of Networks by Galloway and Thacker
The Exploit. A Theory of Networks. Alexander R. Galloway and Eugene Thacker. UMP 2013
Coda: Bits and Atoms
p. 149 Networks are always exceptional, in the sense that
Mon · May 25
post · 2 min
Note from Dark Matter. Introduction: The Missing Mass
P.1 - Dark Matter - an invisible mass predicted by the big bang theory, which 96% of universe consists of. Creative dark matter: makes up the bulk
Mon · May 25
post · 2 min
Notes from Sharon MacDonald, Chapter 1. Exhibitions of Power and powers of exhibition
From: MacDonald, S. (2001). /The politics of Display: Museums, Science, Culture/. Routledge: London
p.2 - ...[exhibitions are] unequivocal statements rather than the outcome of particular processes and
Sun · May 17
post · 3 min
Notes from J. Fiske, Introduction to Communication Studies. Chapter 9: Ideology and Meanings
p.164 - Meanings are produced in the interactions between text and audience. Meaning production is a dynamic act in which both elements contribute equally.
p. 165 -
Wed · Apr 8
post · 1 min
Mark Fisher - Capitalist Realism, is there no alternative
- p1 - 2006 film Children of men, 2005, V for Vendetta
- p2 - It's easier to imagine the end of the world than it
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