Writing the image. An adventure with art and theory.

[From the blurb:]
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Writing the Image brings together for the first time collected writings since 1981 by visual artist and writer Yve Lomax. During this period, Yve Lomax has developed a writing practice which constitutes an adventure with visual art practice and theoretical writing. Running through the collection is a common thread, placing writing itself - the written image - into the repertoire of visual art.
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Writing the Image can be read and enjoyed as performance, often resembling poetry, thick with ideas, images and metaphors; it is also an original contribution to theoretical writing on the visual, particularly relating to questions of difference and time. It celebrates the work of Michel Serres, Giles Deleuze, and others in pursuit of its own strategy of introducing the written image into the theoretical text.
Yve Lomax teaches Rne Art at Central St Martins College of Art and Design and is currently a Research Fellow in Photography/Theory at the Royal College of Art. She is also a widely exhibited visual artist.
Writing the Image includes a contribution from Irit Rogoff, Professor of Visual Culture at Goldsmiths College, University of London.
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CHAPTERS:
- Chapter One 1981-1985 -
1. Double-Edged Scenes ;
2. A Metaphorical Journey ;
3. More and No More Difference ;
4. Re-visions ;
- Chapter Two 1985-1989 -
5. Future Politics/The Line in the Middle ;
6. The World is a Fabulous Tale ;
- Chapter Three 1991-1995 -
7. Sometime(s) ;
8. The World is Indeed a Fabulous Tale ;
- Chapter Four -
9. ... And Words in the Middle - Irit Rogoff ;
- Serious Words -
10. Act One: The Study ;
11. The photograph and les temps ;
12. Multiplicity, a sagittarian arrow, and ;
13. A fold, a wind and the event of ethics ;
- Act Two: The Installation -
14 Surprise ;
15. Cause ;
16. Move ;
17. Turn ;
18. Leap ;
- Act Three: The Experience -
Practising - A power - A correspondence - An affection - A distinction - An adequate action - A (great) question - An encounter - Crying out (loud) - Another fold - Common notions - To cup (it) - And - An art ;
Afterword.
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