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Post Modern Classicisms Dialogue, Part Three: Classicism’s Stigma

12th November 2017Minus Plato Today, Post Modern Classicisms DialogueEIDOLON, Internet, Jessica Hughes, Liquid Antiquity, Mass Effect, Modern ClassicismsMinus Plato

Dear Jessica, We are about to head back home to Columbus, but I wanted to send you a quick note before we go. Have you had any more thoughts about your experience at the Modern Classicisms workshop since yesterday? (I am sure it was a lot to process and engage with). I’m especially interested if […]

An Internet of Smoke, Dust and Attention: Exchanges between Jeroen van Loon, Despina Catapoti and Fronto

17th October 2017Minus Plato TodayAttention, Despina Catapoti, Fronto, Internet, Jeroen van Loon, Simone Weil, Smoke, Yves CittonMinus Plato

How can I expect anyone to read these daily posts of Minus Plato? Whenever someone comes up to me and says that they have read some posts, but they cannot keep up on a daily basis, I always tell them that there is no way I would expect anyone to read Minus Plato every day, […]

In the beginning was the blog: Daniel G. Andújar’s Keywords and Isidoro Valcárcel Medina’s Philosophers

5th June 2017Bilbao, Daniel G. Andújar, Keywords, Minus Plato On Location, Minus Plato Today, Plato, Seneca, Socrates, ZenoActivism, Anonymity, Appropriation, Archive, Art Action, Biennial, Broadcast, Cartography, Citizenship, City, Collective, Community, Concepts, Conceptual, Conflict, Connection, Consumer, Consumption, Control, Copyright, Credibility, Cultural Capital, Cultural Identity, Cultural Politics, Culture, Daniel G. Andújar, Democracy, Device, Distributed, Documentation, Exclusion, Fair, Forum, Freedom of Expression, Frontier, Globalization, Half, Hierarchy, Identity, Illegality, Imposition, Inauguration, Information, Installations, Institutions, Interface, Internet, Interpretation, Isidoro Valcárcel Medina, Legitimate Rage, Manipulated, Market, Memory, Museum, Negotiation, Nets, Participation, Performance, Plato, Politics, Presentation, Preservation, Press, Production, Project, Properly, Provocation, Public Space, Public/Private, Real/Virtual, Redefinition, Rehabilitation, Represent, Rereading, Resistance, Responsibility, Risk, Seneca, Simulation, Social Sciences, Socrates, Staging, Studio, Substitution, System, Technology, Tool, Visibility, Workshop, ZenoMinus Plato

On arriving in Bilbao last night I was excited to discover the collection of books that I left in Rebeka’s mother’s apartment, bought during our year sabbatical in Madrid (2014-15). Knowing that I would buy more books than I could fit in my suitcase, I not only left these books here on our way back […]