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Asemic Maps / Cece Chapman, 2021
Asemic Maps,
or
Where Is Virgil When You Need Him?
Nel mezzo del cammin di nostra vita
mi ritrovai per una selva oscura,
ché la diritta via era smarrita.
Dante
The Asemic Journey: Being Lost, Mostly
The Asemic Map, or Welcome to the camp. I guess we all know why we're here.
Chasing Flags
The Day the Music Died
Thursday, July 1, 2021
Michael Jacobson Interview by Beth Kingston-Lee for Utsanga
I was interviewed by Beth Kingston-Lee over at Utsanga: https://www.utsanga.it/jacobson-kingston-lee-michael-jacobson-interview-by-beth-kingston-lee/
Saturday, June 26, 2021
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Post-Asemic Press: Glyphs of Uncertain Meaning by Tim Gaze is availab...
Post-Asemic Press: Glyphs of Uncertain Meaning by Tim Gaze is availab...: Glyphs of Uncertain Meaning by Tim Gaze is available now worldwide at Amazon ! GOUM is the 14th title released by PAP. It has been an adve...
Saturday, June 19, 2021
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William Kentridge: The Gap of Meaning: Between Clarity and Forgetfulness, A Making Toward
William Kentridge: Thinking on One's Feet - A Walking Tour of the Studio
How is meaning dependent on memory? How is memory a blockchain of its process?
In this video, William Kentridge explores the flux of making, how the defined becomes undefined, and the undefined becomes defined.
How does his discussion translate to asemics? Not that this question is necessary, but the answer does provide a kind of map for those willing to make this journey.
The approach Kentridge takes very much follows the Lockean assemblage, the Hegelian Aufhebung, and the Derridean contest of the between. This between, this gap, defines the relationship Kentridge sees, for example, between disassembly and collage as well as other dialectical proxies (between ... and ...) in this process.
And here? For asemics, ... rejects the {} interpretation, and for pansemics, .. accepts {all} interpretation while desemantics makes for a kind of {directional} Aufhebung.
