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Elusive Presence – Chapter Summaries
Below are the chapter summaries for my book project Elusive Presence: How Images Make Themselves. Preface ~ Eight Parables on How Images Makes Themselves Felt The book opens with eight short parables. Each is about a particular experience with an … Continue reading
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Tagged aesthetics, affect, art, books, Bridget Riley, composition, Deleuze, Elusive Presence, experience, feeling, images, incipiency, Internet Art, Irwin, James, John F. Simon Jr., Manning, Massumi, Mondrian, painting, perception, Vasulka, video, Whitehead, writing
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Elusive Presence – First Update
Using Stuart Elden’s format for sharing the progress made during the writing of his current book project, I will be sharing updates on my book project Elusive Presence: How Images Make Themselves Felt every month or more. My plan is … Continue reading
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Tagged books, Elusive Presence, Event, images, James, Manning, Massumi, objects, relational philosophy, Stuart Elden, subjects, Whitehead, writing
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Work backwards
Originally posted on The Research Whisperer:
Long road home, by Jonathan O’Donnell on Flickr If you want to submit your grant application on time, it pays to create a reverse timeline. That is, start from the end result – submission…
Recent and Forthcoming Books of Interest
There has been many new books I have received or would love to get my hands on in the coming months that have just been recently published or are forthcoming. Here is a list below of some I am interested … Continue reading
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Tagged accelerationism, aesthetics, Bergson, books, Einstein, Event, experience, nonhuman, perception, philosophy, sensation, Shaviro, time
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Can blogging be a hobby?
Originally posted on The Research Whisperer:
Keep up and blog on (Photo by Alexander Baxevanis | http://www.flickr.com/photos/futureshape) It is ironic that I’m writing this blogpost on whether blogging can be a hobby at 11pm on a Saturday night when I’m…
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Experimental Film and the Academy
Although published at the end of last year, I just discovered Genevieve Yue’s article, “Living Cinema: Experimental Film and the Academy”. It is an interesting read on how experimental filmmakers have come to almost rely on the academy in order … Continue reading
#SCMS15 for Masters Swimmers and Triatheltes
Many of my colleagues here in Montréal, as well as those who live beyond that have participated in many of the SenseLab‘s research-creation events, know that I am actively involved with Masters swimming. On top of being a postdoctoral research … Continue reading
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Tagged conferences, Film, media, new media, SCMS, swimming, triathlon
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