Tag Archives: Michel Foucault

A Room of Zoom’s Own #9

9th April 2020UncategorizedA Room of Zooms Own, Discipline and Punish, Discipline and Varnish, Michel Foucault, Peter Eisenman, The Exhibitionary Complex, the gallery B side, Thomas Patin, Tony Bennett, Wexner Center for the Arts, Zoom Video CommunicationsMinus Plato

Freedom Park Fridays – Revel in Foucault

19th October 2018Freedom Park Fridays34 Exercises of Freedom, documenta 14, Freedom Park Fridays, Judith Revel, Michel Foucault, The 35th Exercise of Freedom, The Parliament of BodiesMinus Plato

Happy Friday all – what a long, tiring week! I don’t have the energy to do justice to the lecture by Judith Revel that kicked off the second evening of 34 Exercises of Freedom (September 15, 2016) and the topic of DEMOCRATIC TRANSITIONS… INTO NEOLIBERALISM. Revel, a French philosopher and expert on the thought of […]

Last episode I left you with Cornel West. He was speaking about the blues as part of the exhibition Blues for Smoke, which was on show here in Columbus at the Wexner Center for the Arts in 2013 at the same time as Chris Marker’s Le Joli Mai, with its concluding poetic call for the […]