When: Thursday, August 21, 6-9PM
Where: Tyler Campus, Penrose Rooms 304 and 306
Bring Food, Drink, and Art!
As a continuation of the last Stoop conversation, we invite individuals to bring examples of their work, for a conversation about the artist and academia’s position in and responsibility to, the larger culture(literature, film, politics…)
The texts linked provide a historical example of a very particular extreme of such a relation between art and life as well as some contemporary reactions to that relation.
Some readings to guide the evening:
UTOPIA
Three artist manifestos from the beginning of the Soviet experiment
Bogdanov, Tatlin, FwOC
Peter Scheldjahl Village Voice review of Rodchenko at MoMA
…versus…
review from World Socialist Web of the same exhibition
For those unfamiliar with his work, a nice page of Rodchenko’s photography
http://www.danyanovikov.narod.ru/rofo/rodlogos.html
And…
A view from the other side of the rabbit hole:
NY Times obituary of Russian Novelist Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
Questions?
Contact Mark Shetabi or Philip Glahn
See you soon!
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