Roland Barthes was a French philosopher, Literary theorist and Semiotician. He is perhaps most famous for his text' The Death of the Author' (1968). The text argued that everything related…

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Roland Barthes was a French philosopher, Literary theorist and Semiotician. He is perhaps most famous for his text' The Death of the Author' (1968). The text argued that everything related…

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Sitting down is French philosopher, Jacques Derrida. Derrida replaces Heraclitus and Michaelangelo from the Raphael work. Derrida curated an exhibition of drawings at The Louvre in 1990. The opening image…

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From next week onwards every day a different figure from The School of Postmodernism will be looked at, starting with father of Deconstruction, Jacques Derrida.However, by way of introduction, here…

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Vittorio Pelosi's painting 'The School of Postmodernism', inspired by Raphael's The School of Athens, is one of the best known paintings to come out of the Intentist movement (www.intentism.com) and…

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Vladimir Umanets, founder of the art movement Yellowism 'defaced' one of Rothko's Seagram murals earlier this month. Mr Umanets compared himself with Duchamp and said that "art allows us to…

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Intentism founder Vittorio Pelosi has been in conversation with translator Samantha Christie regarding how intentionalism might influence translation theories. Pelosi has previously debated Intentism at The Royal College of Art…

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Orson Welles' free-form documentary about fakery was re-released  on the 24th August in the UK. It focusses on the notorious art forger Elmyr de Hory and Elmyr's biographer, Clifford Irving,…

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Dear all,The website The Flaneur has today published a great article about the Intentist movement. It is the most thorough online piece about us.PLEASE click on this link: http://flaneur.me.uk/06/intentism-the-international-art-movement/and rate…

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