Manipulated image of Derrida 2
Manipulated image of Derrida 2 from 'The School of Postmodernism' by Vittorio Pelosi
Larsoon Cartoon
Thanks to Professor Paisley Livingston (author of 'Art and Intention') we have this amusing cartoon. Sometimes interpreting a text without regard to intention can cause miscommunication... !
link for Colin Lyas interview
http://www.intentism.com/apps/videos/channels/show/1820171-intentism-youtube
Day 5: The School of Postmodernism: A Closer Look. Michel Foucault.
Provocatively seated, legs apart is French philosopher, sociologist, social theorist, historian of ideas, literary critic and historian Michel Foucault. One of Foucault's major works was 'A History of Sexuality.' Foucault…
The School of Postmodernism: A Closer Look. Roland Barthes
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…
The School of Postmodernism: A Closer Look. Roland Barthes
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…
The School of Postmodernism: A closer look. Jacques Derrida
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…
The School of Postmodernism in detail
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…