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14 Bob Carlos Clarke the Past Redefined
FREE (DETAIL) 2004 DREAM TEA DREAM BOB CARLOS CLARKE PHOTOGRAPHY NOW PHOTOGRAPHY BOB CARLOS CLARKE 14 THE PAST REDEFINED 1 STATE 11 www.state-media.com Coming soon 2113 PEN Since 1959 ads_F22.indd 1 12/05/2014 09:24 02 AD IFC.indd 2 12/05/2014 10:42 Black & Blue 37 Berners Street Brigitte London W1T 3NB Bardot 020 7436 0451 Unseen London 1968 Exhibition Monday 12 May – Friday 11 July Photographs Ray Bellisario Copyright James Birch INFOCUS JOHN STEZAKER IMAGE & TEXT CARLA BOREL For the last ten years, John Stezaker has been enjoying one of the most fruitful periods of his four-decade- long career. Stezaker spent over 30 years teaching, first at Central St Martins, and then at the RCA, before retiring in 2005. Following his 2011 Whitechapel Gallery retrospective, he won the Deutsche Börse Prize in 2012, and has recently been preparing for the 19th Sydney Biennale and various other museum and gallery shows. Intrinsic to Stezaker’s stellar late career rise is Jake Miller, the director and founder of the approach gallery in London, who began representing him in 2004. Miller had been aware of Stezaker whilst a student in the ‘80s and he had always loved the strange narratives within the simple re-appropriation of found images. He says: ‘...when I put my mind to representing a great, but overlooked, British artist, John was my first choice. When meeting him and realising the depth and consistency of a body of work spanning 30 years it was an honour that he agreed to my desire to represent him.’ 4 www.f22magazine.com CONTENTS l 14 >> EDITORIAL IN CENTRAL LONDON The Photographers’ Gallery has hit its stride. -
Le Cinéma Remoderniste Histoire Et Théorie D'une Esthétique Contemporaine
UNIVERSITÉ SORBONNE NOUVELLE – PARIS III Mémoire final de Master 2 Mention : Études cinématographiques et audiovisuelles Spécialité : Recherche Titre : LE CINÉMA REMODERNISTE HISTOIRE ET THÉORIE D'UNE ESTHÉTIQUE CONTEMPORAINE Auteur : Florian MARICOURT n° 21207254 Mémoire final dirigé par Nicole BRENEZ Soutenu à la session de juin 2014 LE CINÉMA REMODERNISTE HISTOIRE ET THÉORIE D'UNE ESTHÉTIQUE CONTEMPORAINE Florian Maricourt Illustration de couverture : Photogramme extrait de Notre espoir est inconsolable (Florian Maricourt, 2013) Une chanson que braille une fille en brossant l'escalier me bouleverse plus qu'une savante cantate. Chacun son goût. J'aime le peu. J'aime aussi l'embryonnaire, le mal façonné, l'imparfait, le mêlé. J'aime mieux les diamants bruts, dans leur gangue. Et avec crapauds. Jean Dubuffet Prospectus et tous écrits suivants, 1951 En ces temps d'énormité, de films à grand spectacle, de productions à cent millions de dollars, je veux prendre la parole en faveur du petit, des actes invisibles de l’esprit humain, si subtils, si petits qu’ils meurent dès qu’on les place sous les sunlights. Je veux célébrer les petites formes cinématographiques, les formes lyriques, les poèmes, les aquarelles, les études, les esquisses, les cartes postales, les arabesques, les triolets, les bagatelles et les petits chants en 8mm. Jonas Mekas Manifeste contre le centenaire du cinéma, 1996 i am a desperate man who will not bow down to acolayed or success i am a desperate man who loves the simplisity of painting and hates gallarys and white walls and the dealers in art who loves unreasonableness and hot headedness who loves contradiction hates publishing houses and also i am vincent van gough Billy Childish I am the Strange Hero of Hunger, 2005 Je tiens à remercier chaleureusement les cinéastes remodernistes qui ont aimablement répondu à mes questions, en particulier Scott Barley, Heidi Elise Beaver, Dean Kavanagh, Rouzbeh Rashidi, Roy Rezaäli, Jesse Richards et Peter Rinaldi. -
Archives and Special Collections Overview
Archives and Special Collections Overview The University’s Archives & Special Collections offer a rare and unique insight into the often forgotten and undocumented, offering a rich range of original primary sources which promote learning, teaching and research practice in the creative arts, as well as enriching the student experience. The University’s holdings are diverse, and include: original letters, artists’ papers, sketchbooks, reels and artwork, with particular strengths in arts activism, animation and photography. Materials include the works of Oscar winning animator Bob Godfrey, and photographer Tessa Boffin, as well as the University’s institutional records, celebrating 150 years of its significant creative and cultural contribution to arts education in the UK. The collections transcend traditional disciplinary and subject areas, and enable the exploration of creative practice from different perspectives and offer new and exciting research opportunities and initiatives. Useful links UCA Archives Catalogue UCA Library Catalogue Archives LibGuides Any enquiries? Email us at [email protected] Images Front cover: Diagram Visual Information Ltd, c1990 Opposite: Candyland Zoo, Herbert Read Gallery, 2003 Every effort has been made to trace and acknowledge the copyright holders of the images in this publication. In the event of any errors or omissions please notify [email protected] Canterbury archive collections Canterbury special book collections Institutional Archive Artists’ Books Canterbury School of Art, which includes: The artists’ books are either fine art or illustrative in concept demonstrating different forms of narrative A wide range of prospectuses; many from the 1970s with one dated at 1949 and graphic expression. The collection also contains zines by artists and students. -
MASARYKOVA UNIVERZITA V BRNĚ Stuckismus
MASARYKOVA UNIVERZITA V BRNĚ FILOZOFICKÁ FAKULTA Seminář estetiky Stuckismus: nová moderna Bakalářská diplomová práce Autor práce: Zuzana Mrštinová Vedoucí práce: Mgr. Rostislav Niederle, Ph.D. Brno 2012 Prohlášení Prohlašuji, ţe jsem předkládanou práci zpracovala samostatně a pouţila jen uvedené prameny a literaturu. Současně dávám svolení k tomu, aby tato seminární práce byla umístěna v Ústřední knihovně FF MU a pouţívána ke studijním účelům. V Brně dne 27. dubna 2012 Zuzana Mrštinová 2 Bibliografický záznam MRŠTINOVÁ, Zuzana. Stuckismus: nová moderna. Brno: Masarykova univerzita, Filozofická fakulta, Seminář estetiky, 2012. 52 s. Vedoucí diplomové práce Mgr. Rostislav Niederle, Ph.D. Anotace Bakalářská diplomová práce „Stuckismus: nová moderna“ se zabývá změnami v umění, které se dostavily s příchodem konceptuální tvorby. V reakci na rozvoj konceptuálního umění vzniklo mezinárodní výtvarné hnutí Stuckismus, prosazující malbu jako základní prostředek k vyjádření umělce. Práce se tedy primárně zaměřuje na tuto uměleckou skupinu, popisuje a vysvětluje její postoje vůči současnému stavu umění. Stuckistické hnutí spojuje umělce, kteří se cítí být pod vlivem postmoderních tendencí, jakými jsou v první řadě moc uměleckých institucí, snobismus a touha po penězích. V dalších kapitolách této studie srovnáme jejich kritický přístup ke konceptuálnímu umění jako hlavnímu směru postmoderny s názory vybraných estetiků a filozofů umění. Důleţitou roli pak zaujímá především objasnění pojmů modernismus a postmodernismus, malba a koncept, které se staví proti sobě. Tato práce má za cíl poskytnout pohled na aktuální stav umělecké tvorby, objasnění a zhodnocení smyslu Stuckistického hnutí a zamyšlení se nad otázkou budoucnosti umění. Annotation Bachelor thesis „Stuckism: New Kind of Modernism“ explores changes in art, which came with the enter of conceptual art. -
Chris Yates Stuckist Interview
Artworks in the ‘Remodernist Artists Against Rubbish’ Exhibition, Marbella – Chris Yates Stuckist Interview Place of birth: Stockport, U.K. Place of current residence: Bury, U.K Where did you learn to be an artist? Self taught painter , but learnt how not to paint at M.M.U. and The Manchester University. Which artists inspire you? Ella Guru, Joe Machine, Charles Thomson, Paul Harvey , Billy Childish . Describe your own art work: Stuckist Pop Expressionism. Why do you make art? To save myself from severe mental illness, but fail- ing badly. Why do you think art is important? It helps to keep you sane. Which piece of your own art work do you like best? Portrait: Saffie Yates. Chris Yates Stuckist What is the worst piece of art work you have seen? Billy Childish by - Paul Harvey With Blue Wig Chris Yates Stuckist, because it makes me vomit. - 2011- Acrylic on Canvas Hobbies/ areas of interest (other than art): Drinking and sex - 51cm x 61cm Favourite quote: ‘Some people view the contemporary art scene with fear and desperation because there is so much crap. We, however, rejoice be- cause we think it is funny’. (Billy Childish and Charles Thomson) <http://artistaeli.com/2012/07/11/artworks-in-the-remodernist-art- Favourite colour: Saffron ists-against-rubbish-exhibition-marbella-5/> Favourite poem: For Huddie by Billy Childish Favourite motivational quote: ‘Get off your arse’ by L Yates How do you combat creative blocks? Don’t get them, thank god. The Stuckists are enemies of art I chanced recently on the website of Stuckism International. -
Rezumat Thesis Summary LAKATOS GABRIELA LUCIANA -Engleza
University of Art and Design Cluj Napoca Thesis summary EXPRESSIONISM TODAY Scientific coordinator : PhD: Prof.Univ.Dr. Florin Maxa Lakatos Gabriela Luciana Cluj Napoca 2011 1 Thesis summary Our rushing age, full of tensions, forces us to cling to our unique gloomy aesthetic beliefs, which lead us from chaos to transcendence. Swinging hectically from one pole to the other is an obvious form of extremism, as Barry Goldwater said: “extremism in defense of liberty is no vice at all” - extreme states require extreme measures – this equilibrium was accomplished in general during history. Human intellect, if feasible, is an important ingredient in life experience. In art, as in personal attitude, whatever is taken to the extreme in any direction, while strongly showing its expressive position, also reveals and exaggerates its inherent weakness. The weakness of expressionism, being at its extreme limit, is that it could also degenerate into the loss of form, through the expression of pain and disorder, which we are afraid of, that we will be led by, without hope of redemption, being unsettled in the deep, disturbed, anarchic, primitive of the existence we need to rise above or in a significant way to integrate into the fabric of our everyday life. Mainly negative manifestations of expressionism can be seen in nature: volcanoes, earthquakes, storms, diseases and death; while in humans: clearly anger, rage, emotional violence, crime and war. Besides these strong extremes, expressionism contains, as well, the mystery of life, universe and man. Expressionism provides an outlet and a revelation of our being - the human feeling, loving, hating the uncivilized side – which must have its role in our existence.