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back to the salon: trititude and tritism
A labored avant-garde, hack mediocrity, tired formula and mixing the sauce on old recipes resulting in a living fabric of life being transposed into a theatrical event? Its possible the avant garde today is decoration catering to mediocre tastes much … Continue reading
Posted in Art History/Antiquity/Anthropology, Feature Article, Ideas/Opinion, Modern Arts/Craft
Tagged Jacques Ranciere, jean-louis meissonier, jean-louis picard, Joseph Beuys, Kazimir Malevich, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, madame pickwick art supplies, marshall berman, Peter Burger, peter watson, Sir Edwin Landseer, Wassily Kandinsky
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cold off the press: money as a readymade
Its smooth. Its stretchy. Its waterproof. But is it a sex toy? It’s a Canadian thing. The days are short, its cold, but underneath the ice and wind, radical, intense passions refuse to be constrained by nature. We have been … Continue reading
Posted in Feature Article, Ideas/Opinion, Marketing/Advertising/Media, Modern Arts/Craft
Tagged canada new $100 bills, canadian plastic money, duchamp cheque bruno, duchamp cheque tzanck, francis m. naumann, francis p. nauman, Man Ray, Marcel Duchamp, michael lewis vanity fair, Olav Velthuis, Peter Burger
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KNOCKING OFF YOGI BEAR :Take A No.2 In The New Woods?
Any platform that can be used to trade cat pictures can bring down a government – Ethan Zuckerman. The fundamental questions are all about what this new participatory and convergent culture will be like. Is participation the new consumption? It is … Continue reading
Posted in Cinema/Visual/Audio, Feature Article, Ideas/Opinion, Marketing/Advertising/Media, Miscellaneous
Tagged Amber Case, Anna Van Someren, Antonella Napolitano, Aymar Jean Christian, Ben Huh, Ben Popper, Casey Rae-Hunter, Ceci Moss, Claire Bishop, Dan Ackerman Greenberg, Dominick Chen, Dr. Susan Blackmore, Edmund Earle, Ethan Zuckerman, Gabriella Coleman, George Lucas, Henry Jenkins, James Cameron, Jean Burgess, Jonathan Zilltrain, Laura Adams, Lev Grossman, Limor Shifman, Marcin Ramocki, Nicholas Bourriaud, Noessa Higa, Peter Burger, Peter Levine, Robert Putnam, Russ Fischer, Sarah Louise Baker, Scott Beale, Stephen Coleman, Stephen Duncombe, Susan Blackmore Memes, Yogi Bear mashup
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/b/:LET THEM EAT MARBLE CAKE
We have become accustomed to thinking about 4Chan as the breeding ground for memes as well as shaping the associated cultural reactions to such memes. There are other implications to 4Chan beside the obvious pop culture reading…. Alexis de Toqueville’s … Continue reading
Posted in Cinema/Visual/Audio, Feature Article, Ideas/Opinion, Marketing/Advertising/Media, Miscellaneous
Tagged Alex de Toqueville, Alfred Jarry, Amber Case, Ben Huh, Ben Popper, Billboard Liberation Front, Ceci Moss, Claire Bishop, Cole Stryker, Ctle Gage, Dominick Chen, Gabriella Coleman, Glenn Beck, Henry Jenkins, Jon Kelley BBC, Jude Sheerin, Kayne West, Laura Adams Hot Topic, Lev Grossman, Marcel Duchamp, Marcin Ramocki, Marshall McCluhan, Mary Bale, Nicholas Bourriaud, Peter Burger, Ron English, Whitney Phillips
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THE DISPOSABLE NATURE OF ANONYMOUS: Why /b/ So Serious?
The idea of anonymity is a very powerful thing…With complete anonymity, the 4Chan online community boasts 700,000 daily users that work to “create, remix and and popularize” memes and imagery within, maintaining “a language, ethics and set of activities that … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Leavitt, Amber Case, Ben Huh, Ben Popper, Claire Bishop, Convergence Culture Consortium, Dominick Chen, Gabriella Coleman, Henry Jenkins, Jeff Koons, Laura Adams Hot Topic, Lev Grossman, Marcel Duchamp, Marcin Ramocki, Mark Wallace, Nicholas Bourriaud, Peter Burger, Peter Ludlow, Sherrie Levine, Siobhan O'Flynn, Whitney Phillips
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