Miro Brada, Discontinuity, the new Artform This film was presented during an exhibition in Holland Park, UK between 18.Oct-3.Nov 2013: http://mirobrada.blogspot.co.uk/2013/… It is partially based on the philosophy of Michel Foucault… The interview I was doing with Miroslav Marcelli (a student of Foucault) about Foucault philosophy is here: http://mirobrada.blogspot.co.uk/2013/… You can also find this interview …
See also artist’s site 360 Foucault, 2014 Andy Bennett 01:00 projected video loop Dimensions vary with installation *Preferred viewing: 1080p
To Be King To Be King To Be King by Christine Dixie is an animated video installation informed by the first chapter in Michel Foucault’s book ‘The Order of Things’ (1966), entitled Las Meninas. Opening Reception: 26th February 2015 from 6pm, Preview from 4pm with the artist Exhibition: 26th February – 7th March 2015 (Sulger-Buel Lovell …
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Mauricio (see comments) explains that this is one of a series of buildings named after philosophers. So there are also a Nietzsche building and a Durkheim building. With thanks to Dyogo Leão for this news. Edifício Michel Foucault Further info 01 – Introdução • Como todo imóvel Ágata, o padrão de acabamento do Edifício Michel …
Michelle Foucault: Full House child star by day, French philosopher by night tumblr blog created by artist Buzz Slutzky. A sample…
Alexa Lawrence, See 11 Heady Books Transformed into Ikebana Flower Displays Posted on Art News, 06/18/14 Camille Henrot channels Japanese zen gardens with an installation of floral odes to her favorite books The gracefully balanced flower arrangements of Camille Henrot’s installation “Is it possible to be a revolutionary and like flowers” (2012-2014) occupy the second …
Clémentine Mélois, Collection automne-hiver, Vent contaires.net, Publié le 25/06/2014 Update September 2025. Site no longer live. Link above is to page archived on the Wayback Machine. Clémentine Mélois’ Facebook page
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