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Raw Vision
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Hidden Worlds
'True art is never found in the place one expects: it is found where no one takes notice or no one bothers to name it,' writes the artist Jean Dubuffet in 1949. The authors of this book are, just as Dubuffet was, looking for a different expression of art: 'art brut', 'raw art' or 'outsider art'. Art created outside the established order of art. The work of artists, who, in their own way, focus on a 'different' artistic approach. Exceptional is that they are outsiders. Some are mentally handicapped, others mentally disturbed. As outsider art is not an artistic trend, it is not bound by any artistic rules. The artists themselves are not professionals and have therefore had no schooling. Their ...
Et pourquoi moi je dois parler comme toi ?
Anouk Grinberg propose une constellation de textes d'art brut, des bijoux d'inventivité et de liberté. Anouk Grinberg compose un recueil de textes d'art brut. Les mots de ceux considérés comme fous ou idiots et malmenés par la société sont libres, emplis de joies pures, de rage, de couleurs, de désirs. L'enfance est partout, le réel n'est pas si réel, ils dialoguent avec les esprits et parlent couramment la langue du chaos. Il s'agit bien de littérature alors qu'aucun d'eux n'était cultivé, et ne prétendait faire de l'art. Presque tous ces auteurs ont écrit pour qu'on les libère, presque tous l'ont fait pour rien et pour personne, car leurs lettres n'ont pas été lues, pas t...
La douleur
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Rede & waanzin
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Verborgen werelden
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Dan Yack
Centering on eccentric English millionaire shipowner, notorious hell-raiser, and the envy of all St Petersburg, Dan Yack, this strange travel yarn begins with the protagonist finding out that he is no longer wanted by his lover, Hedwiga. Rejection letter in hand, he eventually wanders into a nightclub to impulsively invite a handful of artists to accompany him on a world voyage via the Antarctic. As their journey progresses, the weather worsens and they enter pack-ice. Impatient, Dan orders the crew to land him and his three companions while they wait for a clear passage. They have enough provisions for a long, dark polar winter, but things do not run smoothly. The musician destroys their watches, the poet drifts off into serious daydreams, and the sculptor starts making statues of Dan Yack in ice. And Dan himself is worried--about time, about breaking his monocle, and about having no-one to love. But when the sun finally returns after the polar winter, no one could predict the surreal disaster that is about to unfold--a scenario involving a plum pudding, whales, women, and World War I.
