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Showing posts with label Swiss Artists. Show all posts

Friday, February 09, 2007

PASCALE MIRA TSCHÄNI & MICHAEL HUSMANN TSCHÄNI at Until Never



http://www.husmanntschaeni.blogspot.com/
http://antilopenflattern.com/
http://until-never.blogspot.com/
http://www.citylightsproject.com
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Inconsolable Inspiration

"It sometimes seemed as if the author of the Book of Fish, the storyteller William Buelow Gould, had been born with a memory but neither experience nor history to account for it and had spent forever after seeking to invent what didn't exist in the curious belief that his imagination might become his experience, and thereby both explain and cure his problem of an inconsolable memory." Gould's Book of Fish, Richard Flanagan

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Inconsolable Internet

  • Copy Culture
  • Lucas Ihlein
  • Museum of Dust, Australia
  • Museum of Small Goods
  • Network of Uncollectable Artists, Oz
  • SistahCraft
  • Squatspace, Sydney
  • Until Never, Melbourne

Contact

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Post Haste

"I shall be left with the
inconsolable memory;
Of the treasure I went into
the forest to find
And never found,
and which was not there
And is perhaps not anywhere?
But if not anywhere
Why do I feel guilty at
not having found it?"
T.S. Eliot, The Cocktail Party
 

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