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Immigration and Domination, Landscape: For the Birds
How Soon is Now is currently showing at The Vancouver Art Gallery, featuring contemporary works of over thirty artists from British Columbia. Each piece is from local artists, but the ideas behind the… more →
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Iranian Contemporary Artist Speaks of exile, Diaspora, and Displacement
intermedias wrote 5 months ago: Shirin Neshat Shirin Neshat started her artmaking in 1993, and her first exhibition was a set of pho … more →
Manga Ormolu – Hybrid cultures in a globalized world
intermedias wrote 8 months ago: Manga Ormolu is one of Brendan Lee Satish Tang’s ceramic series, which amalgamates Ming Dynasty styl … more →
Immigration and Domination, Landscape: For the Birds
intermedias wrote 8 months ago: How Soon is Now is currently showing at The Vancouver Art Gallery, featuring contemporary works of o … more →
Temporality and Fragility in Kristi Malakoff’s “Skull”
intermedias wrote 8 months ago: One of Kristi Malakoff’s current pieces at the Vancouver Art Gallery, entitled “Skull” brings togeth … more →
How Soon Is Now
intermedias wrote 8 months ago: “How Soon Is Now” is an exhibition that is happening now until May 3rd, 2009 at the Vancouver Art Ga … more →
Busting through Globalization: A Look at Adbusters One Flag competition
intermedias wrote 8 months ago: Adbusters, a not-for-profit organization, describes itself as “a global network of culture jammers a … more →
Inside the mind of Jacques Resch
intermedias wrote 9 months ago: "Le Diabolo" by Jacques Resch A French surrealist artist born in 1945, Jacques Resch becam … more →
Deleuze's Lecture Series: Anti Oedipus and A Thousand Plateaus III
intermedias wrote 9 months ago: Dualism, monism and multiplicities Gilles Deleuze Lecture Vincennes – March 26th, 1973 Desire- … more →
Deleuze's Lecture Series: Anti Oedipus and A Thousand Plateaus IV
intermedias wrote 9 months ago: Lecture Vincennes – January 14th, 1974 Gilles Deleuze I must pass by a kind of terminological … more →
The B-boy Subculture: whenever they dance, wherever they are in the world
intermedias wrote 9 months ago: Benson Lee’s film Planet B-Boy (2007) follows the lives of various dance crews around the world and … more →
Deleuze's Lecture Series: Anti Oedipus and A Thousand Plateaus II
intermedias wrote 9 months ago: Capitalism, flows, the decoding of flows, capitalism and schizophrenia, psychoanalysis, Spinoza G … more →
The babel jungle
intermedias wrote 9 months ago: Walt Disney was a firm believer in utopias. In all of his animated movies he strived to create land … more →
Bottari: what comes next?
intermedias wrote 9 months ago: Sooja Kim’s Cities on the Move – 2727 kilometers Bottari Truck (1997) is an eleven-day p … more →
Deleuze's Lecture Series: Anti Oedipus and A Thousand Plateaus I
intermedias wrote 9 months ago: The nature of flows Gilles Deleuze Lecture Vincennes – December 14th, 1971 I would like to pur … more →
Expanding global linkage in photography
intermedias wrote 9 months ago: Tim Barber is an American born, Canadian educated, photographer living and working in New York City. … more →
When Bollywood meets Hollywood
intermedias wrote 9 months ago: The film Slumdog Millionaire is possibly the most successful collaboration between Bollywood and Hol … more →
Liu Bolin: Almost Invisible
intermedias wrote 9 months ago: The photographs have been entitled “Almost Invisible” as well as “The Invisible Man in China” in var … more →
Global Traffickers of Music
intermedias wrote 9 months ago: Up, Bustle and Out is a group from Bristol, England that travel around the world to different locati … more →
Transmission of the Invisible: transmission of an almost-lost tradition to the modern global world
intermedias wrote 9 months ago: Choreographer Peter Chin What happens to the culture of a country that is subjected to civil war, ge … more →
