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Tag Archives: The Inner Light

Simone Forti Workshop

By Carola Dertnig | Published: May 24, 2011
Julischka’s Story from troublingresearch on Vimeo.
Posted in Dance, Reports, Happenings and other Things, unthreaded | Also tagged archive stagings, Dertnig, research/ teaching/ performative art, Simone Forti, the form of theory, visual narratives | Comments closed

Le Facteur de la Verité

By Johannes Porsch | Published: May 23, 2011
Posted in Observers and Messengers, unthreaded | Also tagged appropriation, Bad Hand, Jack!, Porsch, Psychedelia und Readymade, The Crying Commodity, troubling, visual narratives | Comments closed

ReSearch and Destroy

By Diedrich Diederichsen | Published: March 10, 2011
The  Punk-Fanzine “Search & Destroy”, named after a song by Iggy & the Stooges, articulated not only a barbaric method used by the US military during the Vietnam war, but involuntarily also an epistemological concept. According to Popper’s Logic of Research, fallibility remains the key criterion of a discursive status that can be honored as *** read more ***
Posted in ReSearch & Destroy, unthreaded | Also tagged archives, deistituzionalizzazione, Diederichsen, epistemic politics, Psychedelia und Readymade, Re-Search and Destroy, Ready-made Score (1=2), The Crying Commodity, visual narratives | Comments closed

artistic research quotes

By tom holert | Published: February 25, 2011
Allan Kaprow “Allan Kaprow has been preaching since 1964 that pure research should be propelled in art and art education like it is in any other academic field, and avant guarde-think-tank should be mobilized to vitalize the often too cautious academic community. […] Kaprow’s far-sight to modulate the avant guarde invention into the ‘outer space’ *** read more ***
Posted in Research as a Mode of Operation, unthreaded | Also tagged appropriation, archives, artistic research, collaboration, deistituzionalizzazione, epistemic politics, Holert, mnemosyne, Psychedelia und Readymade, Re-Search and Destroy, the form of theory, troubling | Comments closed

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