Tag Archives: Theodore Adorno

taking back the keys to now time

Posted on April 16, 2012 by Dave

To break the pattern of everything continuing as usual. This kind of eternal catastrophe characterized by a boundless domination of the mythical subsuming and devouring everything in its path. Its the Kafka problematic where the fall, original sin is ingeniously … Continue reading →

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LENNON BEDDING-IN: WHY NOT A SECOND TIME?

Posted on December 12, 2010 by Dave

Looking back into the eyes of hindsight. ……. We can see that John Lennon and his music was able to contradict itself psychologically. The song “Not a Second Time”, recorded by the Beatles in September, 1963, is a good example … Continue reading →

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Bauhaus Art: If You're Happy When You're Gassed Raise Your Arm Heil! Heil!

Posted on May 1, 2009 by Dave

The Bauhaus movement was an artistic and architectural project that existed in Germany between 1919-1933.It occurred during the Weimar Republic. Its originator, Walter Gropius, was an architecht and admirer of Frank Lloyd Wright.Gropius was responsible for the founding of the … Continue reading →