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Marguerite Humeau
Mythes, fantasmes et spéculations sont au cœur de l’œuvre de Marguerite Humeau. Toujours situés aux frontières de la recherche et de la fiction, les projets de Marguerite Humeau sont le fruit d’investigations approfondies et de collaborations avec des spécialistes et scientifiques. Au Palais de Tokyo et à Nottingham Contemporary, elle propose de vivre une expérience unique, physique et sensorielle. Avec son exposition « FOXP2 » – nom du gène dont la mutation a permis l’apparition du langage articulé, à la source de notre humanité –, l’artiste rejoue l’origine de la vie et celle du développement de formes de vies conscientes. En imaginant un monde où des éléphants géants domineraient la planète, elle crée artificiellement des créatures douées d’émotions et de conscience. Livre publié à l’occasion des expositions personnelles de Marguerite Humeau au Palais de Tokyo (23.06 – 11.09 2016) et à Nottingham Contemporary (15.10 2016 – 08.01 2017).
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Marguerite Humeau (English edition)
Myths, fantasies and speculations lie at the heart of Marguerite Humeau’s work. Always treading the line between research and fiction, her projects result from in-depth investigations and collaborations with specialists and scientists. At the Palais de Tokyo and Nottingham Contemporary, Humeau is offering a series of unique physical and sensory experiences. Her exhibition FOXP2 is named for the gene whose mutation enabled the arrival of articulate language at the source of our humanity. Here the artist is re-enacting the origins of life and the development of conscious life forms. Imagining a world where giant elephants dominate the planet, Humeau has artificially designed creatures endowe...
Rare Earth
Rare earth elements are the game-changing foundation of our most powerful innovationsmobile phones, iPods and iPads, liquid crystal displays, LEDs, light bulbs, CDs and DVDs. Often described as conflict materials due to the limited number of accessible mines, they are also integral to cyber-warfare weapon systems, medical technologies, hybrid vehicles, wind turbines, and green energy applications. Consequently, rare earth elements play an increasing role in global affairs and facilitate our changing self-image. Capturing some of todays emergent myths and identities, the well-designed exhibition catalog brings together 17 elementswork by 10 artists and 7 theorists including artists Camille Henrot, The Otolith Group, Ai Weiwei, sociologist and design theorist Benjamin H. Bratton, Finnish new media theorist Jussi Parikka and political theorist Jane Bennett, among others. An attempt to define the spirit of an age, Rare Earth explores how todays myths, identities, and cosmologies relate to current technology while challenging the rhetoric of immateriality.
Journal of Posthumanism, Vol. 1 No. 2
Vol. 1 No. 2 (2021): Dossier: Philosophical Posthumanism Session at the 42nd Annual KJSNA Meeting Editorial Sümeyra Buran, Çağdaş Dedeoğlu 137-138 Posthuman Media Studies J.J. Sylvia IV 139-151 Sympoietic Art Practice in Co-expressive Re-worlding with Hegel’s “Vegetal Subject” Lin Charlston, David Charlston 153-166 Collaging the Posthuman into the Postnatural Dennis Summers 167-178 Surreal Femininity: Nature and “Woman” in the Art of Marguerite Humeau Margaryta Golovchenko 179-193 Commentaries & Interviews The Posthumanist Dimension of the Novel Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead by Olga Tokarczuk A Commentary Malgorzata Kowalcze 225-228 Transhumanism, Nietzsche and Po...
