April 2010
13 posts
“Deleuze and Guarttari were not saying anything different when they defined a...”
– author unknown
“However, despite the proliferation of discursive sites and...”
– Miwon Kwon, One Place or Another: Notes on Site Specificity. (109)
def: enantiomorphic
of two crystalline (or other geometric forms) that are mirror images of each other.
“…and anxiety is a particular state of discomfort that arises as a response...”
– Lea Vergine, “The Body as Language”
“Unless the artist works actively to discourage it, this focus on the primacy of...”
– Grant Kester, “Aesthetic Evangelists” from Afterimage
Thinking about terms: a brief etymological...
Both terms, petroform and petroglyph, are formed by a linguistic conjunction, in which petro- meaning of rock, from the Greek terms ‘petros’ or ‘petra’ meaning stone[1], is combined with either one of two descendant terms: -form, something whose components refers to qualities reflected by an antecedent (in this case a grouping of rocks) or –glyph, meaning a character or symbol in early forms of...
“Harrison’s assertion that we have to look at this world from the inside...”
– Anik See, Saudade: The possibilities of place
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“UT TRANSLATIO NATURA—NATURE AS METAPHOR”
– Museum of Jurassic Technology, motto
quoted from Inhaling the Spore: Field trip to a museum of natural (un)history. Harper’s Magazine; September 1, 1994, pg 47-58
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“memory as a displacing of past into present, offering a trace of a past that can...”
– Andreas Huyssen. Doris Salcedo’s Memory Sculpture: Unland: The Orphan’s Tunic
March 2010
15 posts
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“For him (John Dewey), aesthetic experience is rooted in the sensate human body...”
– Joan Vastokas, Beyond the Artefact: Native Art as Performance (1992)
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“Things contain their own histories. There is no contrast of the natural and the...”
– Peter Sutton, Exhibition Brochure for ”Dreamings: The Art of Aboriginal Australia” (1988)
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“Its eerie and exciting at the same time – the kind of thing you want to consider...”
– Anik See, Saudade: The Possibilities of Place (2008)
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“However, despite the proliferation of discursive sites and fictional selves, the...”
– Miwon Kwon. One Place After Another: Notes on Site Specificity
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Watchpart one of layered video - stop animation TBAdded.When? When I meet someone who can teach me how to do that. (suzanne, 2009)
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“How does one come to inhabit and envision one’s body as coextensive with one’s...”
– Diana Taylor. Memory as Cultural Practice: Mestizaje, Hybridity, and Transculturation.
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http://www.suzannemorrissette.com →
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“It is the nature of the soil to be highly complex and variable, to conform very...”
– Wendell Berry, The Unsettling of America (1977)