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T-CELL: draft project proposal
The problem would be: If theatre is the art of representation par excellence, can we make a non-representational theatre? I suggest such a theatre would be one siding with art against representation.
Dorothea Olkowski holds up Deleuze as the philosopher most responsible for and answerable to the ‘ruin of
T-CELL: a terrorist performancell; theatre of terror, mounting the volumes… to sell
mooted, after meeting Tom today in front of a porn-shop on the K, Tom who volunteered for the clinic, volunteered to act in the lab – it might bear some similarities to the RJF project, but there were obstacles I built into that project, which I’m convinced, newly confident,
clamps! Theatre of Terror, vol. 2
At the apex of the Terror half a million were shot and seven million despatched to the camps in a period of just over a year. Cautious estimates of the population of the Gulag by 1938 vary, but it seems that about one in ten adults were behind the wire.
tools for an extraction, Theatre of Terror, vol. 1
certainly an objet d’ard but why should it remind me of a tongue? until I separate its teeth, its yellow teeth, and the gaps, the startling gaps between them, from its form; like a ball of flesh in which the discernment of tooth, or hair, or tiny misplaced limb
puppets to a higher power, we are the dead, driving in our cars (after Virilio, & further, albeit tangentially, rather than illustratively, to the previous post: the endless and erotic fascination of the endlessly posable crash test cadaver or dummy; cras
we now know how much it takes to injure every major bone and organ in the body …
if humans are packaged carefully they can withstand even severe smashes …
The work began in the late 1950s, at Wayne State University in Detroit. The first part of the body to be studied
the empiricist & rationalist ego + apoptotic representation? further to earlier posts, 5 & 7 September 2007
without an intuition of the whole personality, the isolated state is meaningless. Empiricism, laments Bergson, is convinced that by putting together all its diagrammes of isolated psychical states, it can reconstitute the personality, which it then takes to be a hoplesslessly fragmented ego. Rationalism tries to unite these states in