The Art of Absence: Brian Dillon in Conversation with Marie Darrieussecq
Acclaimed French novelist Marie Darrieussecq talked about the names that have influenced her radical approaches to writing and storytelling.
Duration: 01:30:00
Nostalgia: What’s the Role of the Past in Fashioning the Future?
Cultural production today is dominated by images and sounds of the past.
Duration: 01:30:00
Art and the State: Back to New Deal Funding?
The pros and cons of state funded art and cultural production at a moment of severe economic crisis.
Duration: 01:30:00
Scenes from a Marriage: Have Art and Theory Drifted Apart?
The relationship between art and theory.
Duration: 01:30:00
In Theory: Sylvère Lotringer
Since the 1970s, Sylvere Lotringer has been at the forefront of French Theory in the US. He reflected on the current relationship between art and theory.
Duration: 01:30:00
John Baldessari in conversation with Matthew Higgs
Artist John Baldessari in conversation.
Duration: 00:55:00
Platitudes about Contemporary Art – Popular and Provocative, but True?
Arguing against a range of platitudes about contemporary art.
Duration: 01:10:00
Is the Underground Over?
Music critic Simon Reynolds chairs a panel that examines the notion of a subculture.
Duration: 01:41:28
Something for Everyone
Artist, writer, architect, educator, ecologist and radical gardener Fritz Haeg gave a keynote talk exploring populist projects, insular bohemia, activist art, passive entertainment, networked communication, broadcast media, social strategies of isolation, and potential roles for today′s artist in a fractured society.
Duration: 01:26:11
Transhumance
Raqs Media Collective performed a selection of reports and conversations gathered from their nomadic practices as artists, curators and theorists.
Duration: 00:54:32
