Varia-texte Reader – Page 25

1984. It’s a shame…

Talk Talk – Such A Shame (Mark Hollis)

Commentaire:
«Comment ça fait plaiz de réécouter ça: D.»

Extrait:
«Tell me to relax, I just stare
Maybe I don’t know if I should change
A feeling that we share
It’s a shame.»

Etienne et Liliane. Bar de la Maison de la radio, Paris, 2 décembre 1984.

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Très intéressant les mini-blocs de 4 films musicaux, de la catégorie No comments et notamment No comment N°, 20, 21…

Les articles de la catégorie Psychogeographie indoor et notamment Psychogéographie Indoor (10) Dimanche 22 février 2009 à propos de Raymond Roussel.

Hans-Peter Feldmann, «Liebe-Love», 2006

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FELDMANN (Hans-Peter). Liebe/Love. Cologne : Verlag der Buchhandlung Walther König, 2006, 22 x 16,5 cm, 128 p., broché, couverture illustrée. Ce livre présente 128 photographies d’amateurs en noir et blanc.
«Quand quelqu’un élabore des choses de son côté, d’une façon très égocentrique, très stupide, très simple, mais en même temps très honnête, très sincère, puis rend ce travail public et que d’autres personnes soudain reconnaissent leurs propres préoccupations dans ces choses faites par un autre, et qu’elles comprennent quelque chose ou ressentent quelque chose, là, et seulement là, il y a art.» Hans-Peter Feldmann, extrait d’un entretien avec Kasper König, Frieze, 91, mai 2005.
Une forme ambigüe d’Autobiographie de tout le monde (Gertrude Stein) qui fait art.
http://www.frieze.com/issue/article/the_collector/
http://www.florenceloewy.com/artistes/f/feldmann/feldmann.html
http://www.trocambulante.com/references.htm

«To create connections, preferably between everything in this world»

Schwitters’ Hütte, Hjertøya Island, Norway, Courtesy of Simon Wågsholm

«27 Senses, an exhibition with Kenneth Goldsmith/ UbuWeb, Carl Michael von Hausswolff/ ?Selmer Nilsen, Karl Holmqvist, Jutta Koether, Eline McGeorge. 25 April – 27 June 2009?. Curated by Lina Dzuverovic, Electra?, Kunstmuseet KUBE Apotekergata 16, 6004 Ålesund, Norway, takes as the point of departure the life and work of seminal artist Kurt Schwitters (1887-1948), who spent many years in the area of Møre and Romsdal in Norway during his exile from Germany in the 1930s. Much of his time was spent on the island of Hjertøya near Molde where he lived and worked in a summer hut, now named Schwitters’ Hütte (pictured).
The title, 27 Senses comes from the opening line of Schwitters’ Merz love poem An Anna Blume. In it Schwitters alludes to the five senses not being enough to describe the object of his desire. This notion of synesthetic experience carries through all of Schwitters’ works and is manifested in his wish for Merz ‘to create connections, preferably between everything in this world’. In his quest for an experience not unlike a Wagnerian Gesamtkunswerk, Schwitters longed for all of his works to be perceived as one lifelike experience. It is precisely such an experience that 27 Senses seeks to create through combining the exploration of the local area with the works in the museum.»
Among the artists :
Artist/ poet Kenneth Goldsmith, the founding editor of UbuWeb presents a selection from his web-based archive of avant-garde material as well as an associated wall collage of found material collected over the years. […]» (©e-flux)