thinking/making: catching thought in process
“The problematic art text that understands itself as alienated can remain literary, while healthily amateur in nature. It can surprise and consider its own deepest concerns. What is gained in that sense is everything”
Mark Von Schlegell, Traversals, Five conversations on Art & Writing Springer A ed. 2011/14 K. Verlag Press, Berlin, Deutschland
thinking/making archive:
21 November 2018 psychological geographies
26 September 2018 reliable objects
31 August 2018 to pierce a crow’s eye
12 July 2018 neurosis (over)looked(over)
1 May 2017 from ‘Buddo’ to Brodgar: experiencing neolithic Orkney
2 April 2017 my minds i:mpulse
10 March 2017 sedimentation: art, archaeology and subjective plurality
13 February 2017 displacement(derivation): art, archaeology and the question of language
5 February 2017 meta-ar(t)chaeology: an embedded theory of place
8 May 2016 the supersensible world
26 October 2015 Loophole (on photocopy): landscape – portrait – landscape
