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[Re]construction: Metamodern ‘Transcendence’ and the Return of Myth

[Re]construction: Metamodern ‘Transcendence’ and the Return of Myth

As the nineteenth century drew to a close, traditional religion and its grand narrative were in general decline — a social reality captured by Friedrich Nietzsche’s famous declaration, “God is dead” (1).

Locked Up: Siri Hustvedt’s ‘The Blazing World’

Locked Up: Siri Hustvedt’s ‘The Blazing World’

Siri Hustvedt’s latest work The Blazing World (2014) is a complex and multi-layered novel that deals with the notion of authorship in the art world. The novel shows an intricate play with

Resonances and Reverberations

Resonances and Reverberations

This conversation took place in the studio of artist Rebecca Partridge in advance of her exhibition Notations at Kunstverein Springhornhof and has been published as part of the exhibition catalogue earlier this

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  • Metamodernism: A Brief Introduction

    Metamodernism: A Brief Introduction

    Metamodernism is a term that has gained traction in recent years as a means of articulating developments in contemporary culture, which, it is argued (and our generation appears to intuitively recognise) has seen a move beyond the postmodern mode…

Art
  • [Re]construction: Metamodern ‘Transcendence’ and the Return of Myth

    [Re]construction: Metamodern ‘Transcendence’ and the Return of Myth

  • Resonances and Reverberations
  • The Role of the (Graphic) Designer…
  • Common Authorship: Towards an Authority of Art
Architecture
  • Speculative Engineering

    Speculative Engineering

  • Levitated Mass
  • Architecture’s New Terrain
  • Metamodern architecture
Literature
  • Locked Up: Siri Hustvedt’s ‘The Blazing World’

    Locked Up: Siri Hustvedt’s ‘The Blazing World’

  • The Oscillating Zombie
  • Oscillating Towards the Sublime
  • “That’s how quickly your life can change”
Music
  • That Future Islands performance…

    That Future Islands performance…

  • Beyond Postmodern Narcolepsy
  • Composing Beauty
  • Playing Touchy-Feely
Film/TV
  • A Closeness Always Faint

    A Closeness Always Faint

  • ‘Computer Chess’ and the reclaiming of history in film
  • See Something, Say Something
  • The Ethics of Nostalgia
Theatre
  • A Living Archive: The Performance Territory as Social Interstice

    A Living Archive: The Performance Territory as Social Interstice

  • “I agree to this”: Third Angel and the Price of Fame
  • David Foster Wallace’s Hideous Men & London’s Olympic Epiphany
  • Less art, more substance. New tendencies in contemporary theatre
Politics
  • ‘een verlangen naar oprechtheid’

    ‘een verlangen naar oprechtheid’

  • A New Dawn
  • Thirteen theses on (the end of) liberal democracy
  • The Fear of Failure
Economy
  • Robert Peston In The Desert Of The Real

    Robert Peston In The Desert Of The Real

  • The trick with the rabbit and the tricking rabbit
  • Capitalism 4.0
  • The fall of the PI(I)GS
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  • Last Exit Underclass

    Last Exit Underclass

  • The New Aesthetic’s Speculative Promise

    The New Aesthetic’s Speculative Promise

  • Metamodernism, Quirky and Feminism*

    Metamodernism, Quirky and Feminism*

  • The Awesome, or the metamodern sublime

    The Awesome, or the metamodern sublime

  • Quirky, Tone and Metamodernism

    Quirky, Tone and Metamodernism

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