Reconfiliating: Conversations with Conceptual-Affiliated Writers (2015)
Filed under book | Tags: · conceptual writing, interview, literature, poetry
“If poetry’s many communities have agreed on anything this year, it’s that so-called conceptual writing is a genre of stakes. Rather than claiming these stakes for the writers included in this volume, Reconfiliating hopes to show that the term “conceptual writing”—as it gets used online and in critical essays—fails to capture even a small portion of the actual work currently produced.”
Curated by Caleb Beckwith
with J. Gordon Faylor, Danny Snelson and Divya Victor
Afterword by Joseph Mosconi
Publisher Essay Press, Nov 2015
72 pages
Donna Haraway: How Like a Leaf: An Interview with Thyrza Nichols Goodeve (1999)
Filed under book | Tags: · animal, biology, body, capitalism, critical theory, cyborg, feminism, genetics, history of science, human, interview, metaphor, nature, politics, race, science, semiotics, technoscience, women
A lengthy interview-conversation that covers aspects of both Haraway’s life and work.
Publisher Routledge, 1999
ISBN 0415924022, 9780415924023
197 pages
Reviews: Tony Scott (Kairos, 2000), Erika Bourguignon (NWSA Journal, 2001).
Commentary: McKenzie Wark (Public Seminar, 2015).
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Comment (0)Barbora Kleinhamplová, Tereza Stejskalová: Who is an Artist? (2015) [EN/CZ]
Filed under book | Tags: · art, contemporary art, interview
A collection of interviews about the social implications of being an artist today. With Hito Steyerl, Boris Groys, Franco “Bifo” Berardi, Silvia Federici, Boris Buden, Precarious Workers Brigade, Artur Żmijewski, Igor Stokfiszewski, Chto Delat?, and Bureau of Melodramatic Research.
With illustrations by Alexey Klyuykov and Laďa Gažiová
Publisher Academy of Fine Arts, Prague, 2015
Open Access
ISBN 9788087108550
143 & 129 pages
Who is an Artist? (English section, Academia.edu)
Kdo je to umělec? (Czech section, Academia.edu)