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Provocatively seated, legs apart is French philosopher, sociologist, social theorist, historian of ideas, literary critic and historian Michel  Foucault. One...

Roland Barthes was a French philosopher, Literary theorist and Semiotician. He is perhaps most famous for his text’ The Death...

Roland Barthes was a French philosopher, Literary theorist and Semiotician. He is perhaps most famous for his text’ The Death...

Sitting down is French philosopher, Jacques Derrida. Derrida replaces Heraclitus and Michaelangelo from the Raphael work. Derrida curated an exhibition...

From next week onwards every day a different figure from The School of Postmodernism will be looked at, starting with...

Vittorio Pelosi’s painting ‘The School of Postmodernism’, inspired by Raphael’s The School of Athens, is one of the best known...

Vladimir Umanets, founder of the art movement Yellowism ‘defaced’ one of Rothko’s Seagram murals earlier this month. Mr Umanets compared...

Intentism founder Vittorio Pelosi has been in conversation with translator Samantha Christie regarding how intentionalism might influence translation theories. Pelosi...

Orson Welles’ free-form documentary about fakery was re-released  on the 24th August in the UK. It focusses on the notorious...

Dear all, The website The Flaneur has today published a great article about the Intentist movement. It is the most...