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- Reinventing the language of contestation
- THE LAUNCH OF WEBSITE _ IDEAS
- During the next week I will be attempting to comme...
- The final image here attests to a fact - meat or c...
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- The images that are produced in mass, thirty milli...
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- The caption or label becomes more than a guide in ...
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- A détournement, is a variation on a previous media...
- THE ART BOWL
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- UNFASHIONING THE OBJECT - VOGUE TRASH - DERELICTIO...
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- IMMEDIACY
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- UNFASHIONING THE OBJECT
- UNFASHIONING THE OBJECT
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- Ist Mir Egal
- Sessions 5 and 6 used the space at hand with simpl...
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- ES IST MIR EGAL
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- ES IST MIR EGAL
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- unfashioning the object
- SEMINAR 6 - UN Fashioning OBJECTSThe seminar will ...
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- more ideas for performance: manifestos and proposa...
- WORKSHOP - SEMINAR 5
- seminar 4 - further references
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- seminar 4 - links
- seminar 3 - preparation
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- seminar 2 - notes
- seminar 1 - notes
- PROJECT DESCRIPTION - SEMESTER MODULE - SESSIONS 1-11
- Situations of Display
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SITUATION - storyboard drawn from Pasolini's St paul
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I imagine that we can now consider posting images that we want to make into posters - printed at the scale of A0 or A1 - these would begin to assemble an exhibition that accompanies the launch of the website. I also wanted to publish the blogs - as a wall of information, and reference / archive material about the art movements and artists we have considered. Comments at this point are important to start a dialogue around what will be exhibited.
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