Issue #2
Issue is a publication of research done by the Faculty of In-humanities.
Issue is and will not be made available, or be distributed, online. Issue is only available in print, in a limited edition. Subsequent numbers will come out irregularly.
Issue #2
R.S.O.L. Deventer NL, September 2020
LE 68 + 2 AP
ISSN 2666-3317
scheduled for publication in September 2020
Issue is and will not be made available, or be distributed, online. Issue is only available in print, in a limited edition. Subsequent numbers will come out irregularly.
Issue #2
R.S.O.L. Deventer NL, September 2020
LE 68 + 2 AP
ISSN 2666-3317
scheduled for publication in September 2020
Content:
3. #+23.00 - a study of an Installation by Saskia Noor van Imhoff at the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam in 2016 by Ton Kruse
15. contemplating cognition - research on the cognitive dimensions of art
16. the new coat of arms for the Faculty of In-humanities - by Tom Putman
17. the etymology of art - research of the semantical dimensions of art
18. everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face - on what is not seen in art and artisthood by Berend Strik
23. a secret alliance - about the need for and the nature of visibility in the visual arts and visual artisthood by Kees Koomen
31. on the darkness where the future should be - how the way we define changes how things actually are, by Trevor Batten
39. aftersigns two - by Hans de Wit
41. reality, part two - the social-economic status of artisthood by Suzanne Weenink, Laurens Stok, Sophie Speklé, Ronald Nijhof, Tim Wunderink a.o.
49. UCS/November/a few remarks - some language acts that shape our understanding by Cecile Reijnders
51. dada’s iconoclasm - how dada shapes contemporary art as a mode for doing and understanding art by Ariel Alvarez
64. noise and sonic stacking - as a way of making imaginary spaces visible by Roland Kuit
74. the garden and the diary - on a systems approach in farming as an aesthetic problem by Trevor Batten
78. visibility and autonomy - on the similarities between artists and farmers, and on stretching spaces by Wapke Feenstra
87. the garden as time based art - by eddie d
Language: English
ordering copies of Issue 2 here, will be made possible in September 2020
3. #+23.00 - a study of an Installation by Saskia Noor van Imhoff at the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam in 2016 by Ton Kruse
15. contemplating cognition - research on the cognitive dimensions of art
16. the new coat of arms for the Faculty of In-humanities - by Tom Putman
17. the etymology of art - research of the semantical dimensions of art
18. everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face - on what is not seen in art and artisthood by Berend Strik
23. a secret alliance - about the need for and the nature of visibility in the visual arts and visual artisthood by Kees Koomen
31. on the darkness where the future should be - how the way we define changes how things actually are, by Trevor Batten
39. aftersigns two - by Hans de Wit
41. reality, part two - the social-economic status of artisthood by Suzanne Weenink, Laurens Stok, Sophie Speklé, Ronald Nijhof, Tim Wunderink a.o.
49. UCS/November/a few remarks - some language acts that shape our understanding by Cecile Reijnders
51. dada’s iconoclasm - how dada shapes contemporary art as a mode for doing and understanding art by Ariel Alvarez
64. noise and sonic stacking - as a way of making imaginary spaces visible by Roland Kuit
74. the garden and the diary - on a systems approach in farming as an aesthetic problem by Trevor Batten
78. visibility and autonomy - on the similarities between artists and farmers, and on stretching spaces by Wapke Feenstra
87. the garden as time based art - by eddie d
Language: English
ordering copies of Issue 2 here, will be made possible in September 2020
