in Antonas’ talk:
Viktor Shlovsky’s idea that art should devise techniques of un-familiarization, and render form difficult. Από τον ποιητικό περνάμε στον πεζό λόγο μέσω του ζωντανού λόγου και χρόνου. Μέσα από την επιστράτευση του ζωντανού χρόνου η τέχνη γίνεται στρατηγική, περισσότερο από τελικό προϊόν. Antagonism introduces the structure to define what is art; through [...]
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E(k)soterikotites – Art, Politics and Society in times of crisis
Posted in events & comments, tagged antonas, art, art conference, athens riots, benaki museum, kotionis, politics, society, university of thessaly on January 16, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
tim hopkins at the thursday club
Posted in events & comments on October 23, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Les Noces Project is inspired by the Stravinsky’s ballet cantata Les Noces. Stravinsky and his collaborators, Nijinska (choreography) and Goncharova (visual design) imported the rituals of a Russian peasant wedding onto the stage, exposing them to unflinching aesthetic investigation across their collaborative disciplines. The work was conceived using unusual musical forces, such as four electromechanical [...]
igloo visit at the V22
Posted in events & comments, tagged igloo, real, videogames, virtual on October 17, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
visit the igloo piece Swanquake:House at the V22 space
:: interesting inversion of real space into virtual through manipulating the wallpaper (slightly pixelated wallpaper glued on walls) and through simulating the real space inside the gaming environment :: simulating the real, which is already faked
:: immersion of people inside a constructed ambient, both in the real [...]
Jacques Lacarrière inspiration for thesis
Posted in Fabrique diary, events & comments, tagged Jacques Lacarrière, Benaki, greek traditions on January 17, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Jacques Lacarrière at the Benaki Museum, Athens
Lacarrière captures the Greek rural life during the 1950s, 60s, and 70s in the villages, the islands, the mountains, and the fields. He focuses on everyday activities and occupations which demonstrate the character of Greek traditions. The mapping of these activities reveals the process of those tasks in an [...]
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