A Radical Cut In The Texture Of Reality
October 28, 2009
I see now the problem...
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. 1. I see now the problem is that I am a complete ideologue when it comes to theatre: always fighting for a certain, extremely specifi...
October 20, 2009
When I had my time as a poet, I was continuously appalled...
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. When I had my time as a poet, I was continuously appalled by how marginal and irrelevant poetry was. I couldn’t appreciate the actuali...
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October 19, 2009
Evolutionary accomplishments that no longer have anything to do with survival
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. Art is evolutionary, in the sense that it coincides with and harnesses evolutionary accomplishments into avenues of expression that no...
October 17, 2009
Religion is too important to be left to fundamentalists, indeed, it is too important to be left to believers alone
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. In one way or another, most recent religious controversies revolve around images – some of them highly dramatic and violent. They rang...
October 12, 2009
Atheism is the continuation of monotheism with other means.
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. Since the attack on the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001, there has been no shortage of events that have been milked by the Is...
October 9, 2009
I DON'T THINK I'M THE FUTURE OF ART: Excerpt from an interview with Tal R
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. The possibilities of painting? Painting is a zombie medium. As a painter you are a little bit like a guy showing up in a tiger suit ...
October 8, 2009
Theatre
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. My best work is behind me. In the future, all that awaits is mediocrity and suicide. I see no particular reason to do anything. ...
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October 3, 2009
Mark Fisher on Capitalist Realism
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. Getting to this real abstraction entails an analysis of what I call capitalist realism. Capitalist realism – which by no means collaps...
September 28, 2009
Excerpt from The Seven Madmen
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. I’m telling you honestly – I don’t know if our society would be Bolshevik or fascist. Sometimes I think the best thing would be to con...
September 27, 2009
Passive-Psychotic
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. Could there be a term for some very extreme form of passive-aggressive behavior, something like: passive-psychotic. .
Art / Therapy
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. To tell someone that their art is ‘therapy’ is generally seen as an insult, it is a way of saying their work is self-indulgent, that i...
September 24, 2009
Sylvère Lotringer Quote
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. Nina Power: Do you think art has become indeterminate as well? Sylvère Lotringer: Absolutely. This has little to do with individual ...
September 20, 2009
Excerpt from the script of Stalin By Picasso Or Portrait of Woman With Moustache by Lene Berg
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. Scene 1: Ingredients Joseph Stalin and Pablo Picasso did not have very much in common – perhaps. Except that they were both communis...
September 16, 2009
One possible approach to a new art movement
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. One possible approach to a new art movement: A pragmatically oriented group without a shared philosophy. .
August 18, 2009
Second guess
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. The more you attempt to second-guess the reactions of the audience or reader, the more it becomes “theatre”, the harder it becomes to ...
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August 7, 2009
Twenty-five Titles of Lithuanian Folk Songs
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. Oh forest, forest I was feeding my steed I am lost, dear mother A birch-tree once stood here Get up, dear daughter Orphan The dawn is brea...
August 6, 2009
Theatre Reminds Me Of Politics
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. It makes me sad that there is no convincing term to describe the kinds of theatre I love. Over the years there have been many attempts...
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July 23, 2009
Hampton Fancher Story
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. Have you read Castaneda’s books at all? The first two are really interesting. That guy Don Juan, he’s one of these Mexicans. Uneducate...
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July 11, 2009
Notes on Literature (Unfinished Manifesto)
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. - Vulnerable Writing, moments of jarring tenderness, that something (but what exactly?) is at risk, that in the writing itself there i...
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July 5, 2009
Writing can be more than good. (Ariana Reines quotes, pt 2)
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. I am speaking clearly because I am going to explain why sometimes THE COW speaks clearly and why sometimes it is a voluptuary, a vat o...
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