Category: antirepresentational

• On Dada (Part 2 of 2)

  Feb 6

  With dada, Ball here, as in his poetry, dispenses with conventional, communicative language. Both dada as well as dada show themselves as a “question of connections, and of loosening them… more ›

• On Dada (Part 1 of 2)

  Feb 5

  What we seem to have here is a problem of genealogy. At times, Blanchot parses surrealism inflected as dada and at other times he seems to be writing solely about… more ›

• Chatter

  Jan 9

  There’s a voice continually narrating in my mind. At no point is it louder than when I’m still, attempting to meditate. Sometimes I have to turn that voice against itself… more ›

• Disenchantment

  Jan 6

  Not every image merely-necessarily represents itself to a subjectivity. Not every subjectivity merely-necessarily represents itself to itself in order to form an identity. Not every thing merely-necessarily becomes object represented upon the… more ›