Screenic: Politicised Writings on Being Screened - Philip Brophy

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Screenic: Politicised Writings on Being Screened - Philip BrophyScreenic: Politicised Writings on Being Screenedan anthology of Philip Brophys writing on art over the last twenty five years. The focus of the selection is on art that involves screens: projected as film in museums, digitised for installations in galleries, curated as documents within exhibitions, presented as outdoor illuminations on buildings, utilised for the production of VR and AI generated content, and even wall murals derived from televisual

and this experiment in art-historical writing is a testament to her belief

ever-sprawling discography of Alastair Galbraith: poet-dilettante

the perils of political correctness

The ‘live vocal’ part is a highly structured improvisation

Art and the Feminist Revolution

disruptive rather than obedient

Translated by Ethan Mitchell

This series of meditations explores the enduring power of narrative and memory

the book also addresses how artistic research recounts the experiments and experiences

nor within visual art itself

Format - Lp Limited Edition of 365

and continued up to the 2000s