Desire lines in artistic research
Pysyvä osoite
Verkkojulkaisu
Sisällysluettelo
Introduction: Moved by Desire / Lauren O’Neal
Salmo trutta / Riikka Talvitie
Polarized Desire in the Lift and Grind of Irish Dance / Samantha Jones
Savoring Queer Histories, Feeding Queer Bodies: Reflections on Cooking as Inquiry / Isabel Marie Barbosa
An Apparition of Lovely Things / Stephanie Misa
you will bring the strange you were / EL Putnam
Migrant Movement, Migrant Desire / Madison Treece
Nothingness / Paul Landon
(Hommage à Debussy: En plein air) / Jung Mi Lee and Jon Sakata
A Lace Hat in a Puddle: An exchange of letters with the past / Elina Saloranta
A Short Walk: Tracking the Shadows of my Desire Lines Across the Research / Adesola Akinleye
Score for a More-Than-Human World / Adriana David
Terrain / Henna-Riikka Halonen
We Rape the Landscape We Can See / Leah Poole Osowski
Toward the People’s Cosmos: Space Exploration as Civic Art Practice / Katarzyna Balug
Vertical Dreameries – Descending Desire Lines / Denise Ziegler
Yearning and Learning to See through Film / Bruno Guaraná
Na, na, na... we have been failing prolifically! Or After the neuroprolix ‘lens of in-tension’: shaping a guide for artistic unpredictability / André Alves
Contributors
Tiivistelmä
You’ve probably seen desire lines - those worn, informal trails that traverse diagonally across the grass in a park - rather than the rectilinear concrete sidewalks around the park that planners intended you to follow. Desire Lines in Artistic Research draws from the concept of the desire line to examine how curiosity and desire drive artistic research and practice, and what directions this inquiry takes. This anthology, a diverse set of desires ranging from gastronomy and composition to poetry and space travel, situates the desire line as both methodology and subject. The texts offer insights into how we encounter and negotiate given conditions in order to reimagine the limitations these conditions propose.
ISBN
978-952-353-508-4
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OKM-julkaisutyyppi
Emojulkaisu
Lehti
Julkaisusarja
ISSN
3087-839X
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