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Tag Archives: Jonathan McIntosh
a little truth to power
The pop culture hacker. Really a post-modern artist and a critic of capitalism, the entire apparatus of the Evil Empire in all its ugly glory and self rationalizations and justifications for the dirty deeds and power to make others do … Continue reading
advertising is pop culture
Are we all part of the Society of the Spectacle, embedded and enmeshed in a vague relationship with internal and external reality all mediated by images, a series of disruptions with no coherent pattern giving us the impression of being … Continue reading
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Tagged Andy Warhol, Guy Debord, James Rosenquist, Jeff Koons, Jonathan McIntosh, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, paul mccarthy art, rebellious pixels, Sigmund Freud, Theodor Adorno, Walter Benjamin, Yves Klein
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plasticity and re-mix
Plasticity a term from Sergei Eisenstein that referred to the fluidity and creative potential of animation that extended more profoundly than mere visual surface. It is the conflict of images in a montage of attraction in which the plasticity generates … Continue reading
Lego: innocence engineering
Evidently, Lego toys are darker and more complex than consumers are willing to admit. Early in the twentieth-century, Sigmund Freud spilled the beans that even young infants harbored violent and sexual and violent fantasies. Freud scandalized, shocked, emerging middle-class sensibilities, … Continue reading
Posted in Cinema/Visual/Audio, Feature Article, Marketing/Advertising/Media, Modern Arts/Craft
Tagged bailey shoemaker richards, Feminist frequency, Heinrich Hoffmann, Jonathan McIntosh, LEGO city theme, LEGO club girl magazine, LEGO club magazine, LEGO friends, lego heartlake city, LEGO Heroica, lego toys, legofesto, Legofesto blogger, rebellious pixels, Sigmund Freud, Walter Benjamin, zbigniew libera
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air supply
Culture jamming. Sometimes the artwork and aesthetics of culture jammers is of such ingenious quality that it could appear as if the anti-corporate dissent of the activists is actually produced by the offending companies themselves. That is, ostensible anti-consumerist messages … Continue reading
too many dicks not enough jane
Its the use of Bertolt Brecht technique of montage imposed on the early style flash-mob style editing of Disney found in Oswald the Rabbit. The process of introducing non-natural elements that have no natural relation to what is being played … Continue reading
batty over the divide
Misogyny against women.The narcissism of small differences. Sexism. Reinforcing the status-quo. Expanding the characteristics and distance between a much contrived and accentuated gender divide with all its perverted politics. All these killings of women in Batman leads one to believe … Continue reading
mix, match and catch
There are so many different strands of thought regarding “dissent”, essentially a critique of society, think back to old books like Vance Packard and Rachel Carson that our parents may have read, or even more profoundly the type of criticism … Continue reading
Posted in Feature Article, Ideas/Opinion, Marketing/Advertising/Media
Tagged David Reisman, Donald Kuspit, Erich Fromm, Henry Jenkins, James Cameron, jim carrey, John Heartfield, Jonathan McIntosh, kim kardashian, participatory culture, Political Remix Videos PRV, Rex Murphy, scott walker, Vance Packard
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WMD: cook the books
Leveraged exchange traded funds or ETF’s….These financiers. Morbidly earthbound figures, weighed down by the heavy change in their pockets. Without that primitive anchor of coin rooting them to the soil, they would float away into a void, a kind of … Continue reading
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Tagged bitov castle, Charles Baudelaire, charles bukowski, D.W. Winnicott, Damien Hirst, Donald Kuspit, douglas a. kass, Erich Fromm, ETF volatility, George Soros, John Paulson, Jonathan McIntosh, levis go forth, Marcel Duchamp, molinari antonio, seabreeze partners, the golden calf, Victor Hugo, Walter Benjamin
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