May 2013 |

El Extranjero: La Indiferencia en Escena | CONSUELO BARRERA

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«Pero tanto encarnizamiento me asombraba. Hubiera querido tratar de explicarle cordialmente, casi con cariño, que nunca había podido sentir verdadero pesar por cosa alguna. Estaba absorbido siempre por lo que iba a suceder, por hoy o por mañana».

(Albert Camus, El extranjero)[1]

May 2013 |

“I’m still alive”. I giorni di On Kawara. Il destino della modernità | GIOVANNI TUSA (Parte I)

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In un articolo del suo Beyond the Brillo Box, Danto si preoccupa di definire le differenze di percezione della forme del passato artistico in Oriente ed Occidente, partendo dall’analisi di un’opera esposta al Metropolitan Museum di New York, un’immagine su rotolo di pergamena del pittore Wan Shang Lin (1739-1813); dipinto influenzato da Ni Tsan (1301-1374).

May 2013 |

Alia Farid "Siembra tu Siyadeh" [2013, MAY]

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Text by: Christina Grammatikopoulou

Images of workshop taken by Abdulwahid Jiménez. Click on any image to launch gallery.

 

Aunque sepa los caminos  
yo nunca llegaré a Córdoba
Federico García Lorca

 

An unknown road can lead to a familiar place; a hidden corner of our mind where personal experience and culture rest, to come to the surface through complex associative paths. Things that we always carry with us, like a siyadeh.

May 2013 |

Issue #52, May 2013

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Interview:

“Plant your Siyadeh”:

An Interview with Alia Farid | CHRISTINA GRAMMATIKOPOULOU
(english) (spanish)

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Apr 2013 |

Instances of the transparent | LIA YOKA

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Ljilja Jaric: Drawings 2009-2012 and Vladimir Milanovic: Landscape as a poetic metaphor 2008-2010

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Mini chronicle of an artistic term

Apr 2013 |

Intro | RU'A / VISIONS

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An intersection between western criticism and the islam rhizome

To deconstruct the media monotype imposed on islamic realities

A reflection on the image in its relationship with the dream and visionary and on the images ability to project reality

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