http://www.lucazoid.com/bilateral/learning-from-being-there/ /// art / exchange / events / re-enactment /// Wed, 07 Jan 2009 11:59:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 http://www.lucazoid.com/bilateral/learning-from-being-there/#comment-3620 Lucas Tue, 25 Nov 2008 04:46:26 +0000 http://www.lucazoid.com/bilateral/learning-from-being-there/#comment-3620 Oh, thanks Mendi, I've fixed that above now! Oh, thanks Mendi, I’ve fixed that above now!

]]> http://www.lucazoid.com/bilateral/learning-from-being-there/#comment-3612 Mendi Obadike Tue, 25 Nov 2008 00:33:51 +0000 http://www.lucazoid.com/bilateral/learning-from-being-there/#comment-3612 I enjoyed this post. Thanks for the invocation. Just a small note. I (Mendi Obadike) am a woman. MLO I enjoyed this post. Thanks for the invocation. Just a small note. I (Mendi Obadike) am a woman. MLO

]]> http://www.lucazoid.com/bilateral/learning-from-being-there/#comment-113 the weed one Thu, 06 Dec 2007 23:43:59 +0000 http://www.lucazoid.com/bilateral/learning-from-being-there/#comment-113 You like the Dj similarity lucas, hey? Interesting the fact that nowhere you mention the Post-modern word. Noticeably the painters, sculptors film-makers and writers all had a go at re-appropriating past artistic trends to then re-work and create a 'new-reality', as real as the original one was, as post-modernism goes. yet performance art somewhat escaped this reassessing (to my knowledge) till now, 'till you, Abramovic, the Mattes guys (which we love from eons) n others it seems. On a recent mail-out by the medium rare gallery (see http://mediumrare.net.au/) Pete write about this young artist: "Jesse Willesee is a 22 year old artist and photographer currently exploring, through his combination of art, poetry and spoken word, the infantilization of post modernism as viewed through the eyes of a generation that has appropriated it's fashions, ideas, ideals and posturing from every significant music and pop cultural movement prior to it's own, leaving it stripped backed to basics." Apart from the blah blah, i was taken by the concept of a generation which grew amongst Post-modern culture, as oppose to an older one which saw it coming. Dont know where i'm trying to go with this, i guess i'm just trying to get my head around it, you provided forum. x NoBody You like the Dj similarity lucas, hey?
Interesting the fact that nowhere you mention the Post-modern word.
Noticeably the painters, sculptors film-makers and writers all had a go at re-appropriating past artistic trends to then re-work and create a ‘new-reality’, as real as the original one was, as post-modernism goes.
yet performance art somewhat escaped this reassessing (to my knowledge) till now, ’till you, Abramovic, the Mattes guys (which we love from eons) n others it seems.
On a recent mail-out by the medium rare gallery (see http://mediumrare.net.au/) Pete write about this young artist:
“Jesse Willesee is a 22 year old artist and photographer currently exploring, through his combination of art, poetry and spoken word, the infantilization of post modernism as viewed through the eyes of a generation that has appropriated it’s fashions, ideas, ideals and posturing from every significant music and pop cultural movement prior to it’s own, leaving it stripped backed to basics.”
Apart from the blah blah, i was taken by the concept of a generation which grew amongst Post-modern culture, as oppose to an older one which saw it coming.
Dont know where i’m trying to go with this, i guess i’m just trying to get my head around it, you provided forum.
x NoBody

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