The art of the steal: When does a copyright go too far?
Foucault wrote that authorship carried more weight with the advent of copyright laws. It is interesting that copyright expires after a set period not from the work’s creation but the…
ASU weighs in: Can we separate art from artist?
http://www.statepress.com/article/2017/10/spartcult-can-art-be-separated-from-artist
Should you separate the art from the artist when it comes to sexual abuse?
From The Metro http://metro.co.uk/2017/11/12/should-you-separate-the-art-from-the-artist-when-it-comes-to-sexual-abuse-7073353/
Should we separate great art from the artist?
From a letter to The Times https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/should-we-separate-great-art-from-the-artist-80m3c7rjc
Intentism publicity in New Zealand
Artist Paul Sewter has been interviewed in the Otago Daily Times (New Zealand) about his artwork and his allegiance to Intentism. Read the article here:http://www.odt.co.nz/news/queenstown-lakes/258452/artwork-world-art-games-bound The Dispassion of Michael by Paul…
The End of Interpretative pluralism?
An article appeared in New Scientist Magazine (17th November 2012 ed.)en titled ‘Getting all emotional: Computers are learning how abstract art moves us, and could use that to enhance their…
Focus on an Intentist: Week 3, Day 7: Remodel
So there you have it. Remodel was one of the most innovative, stylish bands in the UK. A guitar band, but also a pop band in the sense of the…
Focus on an Intentist: Week 3, Day 6.
Remodel was one of the most innovative British bands and worked with the Intentists on several projects.Their song 'That Obscure Object Called Desire' was re-mastered to demonstrate the band's intentional journey…
Focus on an Intentist: Week 3, Day 5: Remodel ‘Statues.’
Remodel's last album 'Statues' brought together the band and the Intentist movement in two ways. Firstly, Intentist Vittorio Pelosi was asked to design the cover (below) which depicts the members…