Tag Archives: Gustav Lundenberg

EYE CANDY FOR THE RULING CLASS: “Les Caresses Dangereuses”

“Later, during the Renaissance, the mad were displayed in cages set up in the streets, or were visible through the bars on the windows of their cells in the as yet unreformed asylums. In fact, up until the early nineteenth century, Foucault tells us, … Continue reading

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UNWRITTEN CONFESSIONS: THEATRE and PLAY of EXPECTATIONS

Rococo was the elegant and cynical expression of the ideas of the eighteenth-century.In the twentieth century, art historians use Rococo to designate the art of the eighteenth century, mainly in France, and characterized what could be termed  ”fun of out-of-place … Continue reading

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