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To resume again...
The Logic of the Cure
J - A
MILLER
The Prisons of Jouissance
J - A
MILLER
The Phallus and Perversion
J - A
MILLER
Adorno's Negative Dialectics and Wagner
ALAIN BADIOU
Saintliness and the Sainthood
FRANÇOIS REGNAULT
The Animals that Treat Us Badly
GÉRARD WAJCMAN
The Fall of Sleep
JEAN-LUC NANCY
Josephine le Sinthome
SLAVOJ ZIZEK
The Fall of SoHo
RICHARD KOSTELANETZ
Ridley Howard
CATHY LEBOWITZ
interviews
JOSEFINA AYERZA
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Cathy Lebowitz interviews
Josefina Ayerza
Cathy Lebowitz: The people here that Ridley Howard paints seem to be full of thoughts. There is a quality they share, something like ennui. What do you see as the common link between them?
Josefina Ayerza: The Ridley Howard people seem to be full of thoughts… however in a line of thinking that differs from what they are doing. From a Jacques Lacan’s point of view, should we say that they are split? It’s appealing to relate cleavage to the certain Otherness which is an Other scene—what Freud calls the place of dreams. Otherness is structured - an irreducible outside the subject, it is essentially alien to it. Thus the ennui or the common link lies in concern with “whatever else” they are doing...
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CL: I am curious about “her way,” and it being maybe happiness. And this being dependent on her maintaining the “macho” image. Can you tell me more about this?
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Art: Ridley Howard Dan and Bettina - oil on linen, 2006
Leaves - oil on linen, 2009
Teresa - oil on linen, 2007
courtesy Leo Koenig Inc., NYC.
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