February 26th, 2011 / 7:20 pm
Snippets

James Pate at Montevidayo says some really precise stuff about chaos and art, ending with this (YES): “With both–and with Grosz too, I would say– we’re left with an aesthetic that I like to think of as the abandoned house approach to art. You go in and wander around, but no one lives there anymore.”

4 Comments

  1. Wayne Thomas Jackson

      It is of lost to me for finding this so late–this is one of the most articulate saying of words that I have found in this course of reading-[ You go in and wonder around,but no one lives there anymore].this is good work and should be noticed…

  2. deadgod

      where there’s a “house”, there is ‘still’ a person

      for me, what’s useful about Deleuze is that his “affirmation of becoming” is not a naive “reversal”

      what’s beautiful about Beckett is that the expertise is not post-human

  3. Johannesgoransson
  4. Jjuneward

      Nature is a Haunted House — but Art — a House that tries to be haunted –E.D. in a letter to T.W.H.