HINTS: Background Infromation

A Reader from the Photocopied Library. 2004.

This is the first reader of the projekt maintained by HINTS. Its is to make an collection of art critic texts that with free access, which offers help and background to the interpretation of contemporary art trends. This volume is a collection of texts that are not available in Hungary.

• situationism, public art, relational aesthetics, cultural studies Authors:
  
• Kristine Stiles, Suzanne Lacy, Lillet Breddels, Tom Finkelpearl, Nicholas Borriaud, Mark Hutchinson, Herve Fischer, Fred Forest, Jean-Paul Thénot, Raoul Vaneigem, Edward Ball, Thomas McDonough, Critical Art Ensemble, Jan Swidzinski
  Starting From Scratch (Raoul Vaneigem)The Great Sideshow of the Situationist International (Edward Ball)

  The Derive and Situationist Paris (Thomas McDonough)

  Quotations on Contextual Art (részletek) (Jan Swidzinski)

  Manifest II of the Sociological Art – Methodology and Strategy (Herve Fischer, Fred Forest, Jean-Paul Thénot)

  Four Strategies of Public Art (Mark Hutchinson)

  John Ahearn on the Bronx Bronzes and Happier Tales (Tom Finkelpearl’s interview)

  Relational Aesthetics (parts) (Nicolas Bourriaud)

  Mierle Lederman Ukeles on Maintenance and Sanitation Art (Tom Finkelpearl’s interview)

  Beauty Beats Violence (Lillet Breddels A. Framis munkájáról)

  Debated Territory – Toward a Critical Language of Public Art (Suzanne Lacy)

  Concerning Public Art and „Messianic Time” (Kristine Stiles)

  Critical Art Ensemble Introduction – Digital Resistance

  Critical Art Ensemble Resisting the Bunker (parts)

  The Post Ironic Condition (Gregory Scholette)

  Critical Art Ensemble. Observations on Collective Cultural Action

  Critical Art Ensemble. Utopian Plagaiarism, Hypertextuality, and Electronic Cultural Production (parts)

Studies:

A Reader from the Photocopied Library. 2004.

This is the first reader of the projekt maintained by HINTS. Its is to make an collection of art critic texts that with free access, which offers help and background to the interpretation of contemporary art trends. This volume is a collection of texts that are not available in Hungary.

• situationism, public art, relational aesthetics, cultural studies Authors:
  
• Kristine Stiles, Suzanne Lacy, Lillet Breddels, Tom Finkelpearl, Nicholas Borriaud, Mark Hutchinson, Herve Fischer, Fred Forest, Jean-Paul Thénot, Raoul Vaneigem, Edward Ball, Thomas McDonough, Critical Art Ensemble, Jan Swidzinski
  Starting From Scratch (Raoul Vaneigem)The Great Sideshow of the Situationist International (Edward Ball)

  The Derive and Situationist Paris (Thomas McDonough)

  Quotations on Contextual Art (részletek) (Jan Swidzinski)

  Manifest II of the Sociological Art – Methodology and Strategy (Herve Fischer, Fred Forest, Jean-Paul Thénot)

  Four Strategies of Public Art (Mark Hutchinson)

  John Ahearn on the Bronx Bronzes and Happier Tales (Tom Finkelpearl’s interview)

  Relational Aesthetics (parts) (Nicolas Bourriaud)

  Mierle Lederman Ukeles on Maintenance and Sanitation Art (Tom Finkelpearl’s interview)

  Beauty Beats Violence (Lillet Breddels A. Framis munkájáról)

  Debated Territory – Toward a Critical Language of Public Art (Suzanne Lacy)

  Concerning Public Art and „Messianic Time” (Kristine Stiles)

  Critical Art Ensemble Introduction – Digital Resistance

  Critical Art Ensemble Resisting the Bunker (parts)

  The Post Ironic Condition (Gregory Scholette)

  Critical Art Ensemble. Observations on Collective Cultural Action

  Critical Art Ensemble. Utopian Plagaiarism, Hypertextuality, and Electronic Cultural Production (parts)

Studies: