Oct 2014 |

14th Venice Architecture Biennale: Lost in Modernity? | VASSILIKI TZANAKOU AND ISRAEL HURTADO COLA

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Oct 2014 |

VIVA: The first International Visual Art Festival held in Malta | KATYA MICALLEF

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In September 2014 the Valletta International Visual Arts Festival, VIVA, was held in Malta for the first time. This festival is the first of its sort in the archipelago. Contemporary Visual Art is seen by the majority of people living in big cities as a daily life factor, since this is made available via architecture, public sculptures and media in general.

Oct 2014 |

Un cierto olhar estrangeiro: (Re) producciones de estigmas de la cultura brasileña a partir de un documental de Lucia Murat (Parte II) | DENISE HELENA P. LARANJEIRA & MAÍRA DIAS PEREIRA

Oct 2014 |

El Triunfo de la Pintura Norteamericana. Historia del Expresionismo Abstracto | JOAN PARRAMÓN

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En este texto recorreremos el Expresionismo Abstracto como movimiento fundamental del arte pictórico de la segunda mitad del siglo XX. Y lo haremos de la mano de Irving Sandler, a partir de su ya clásico “El Triunfo de la Pintura Norteamericana. Historia del Expresionismo Abstracto” (1996).

Oct 2014 |

La traducción lingüística como baldaquín en la era de la globalización terrestre | MODESTA DI PAOLA

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SCildo Meireles, Abajur, 1997-2010

Oct 2014 |

The World Mountain or The Construction of the Virtual Real | ULRICH GEHMANN AND MARTIN REICHE

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Based on World Mountains, the major forces towards an increased functionalization are examined, with a special emphasis on the city. The original conceptions of urban life as a major constituent of a conditio humana are compared with these forces, and their impact on our self-understanding and changed spatial conceptions are discussed, centering upon the ideas of virtuality and grids.

 

 

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Oct 2014 |

Take it or leave it. Marcel Odenbach | HERMAN BASHIRON MENDOLICCHIO

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Enigmatic, poetic, baroque, spiritual and crudely political, Marcel Odenbach crosses and becomes a protagonist of the history of video art of the past four decades.

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