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Nicolas Schneider
Cet ouvrage a été publié à l’occasion de l’exposition GOODRIVER de Nicolas Schneider, présentée du 15 Juin au 22 Juillet 2012 à la galerie RIFF ART PROJECTS – Istanbul. Ce catalogue présente plusieurs séries d’œuvres récentes de l’artiste et donne un aperçu des différentes voies que suis Nicolas Schneider dans son exploration du dessin mais aussi de son médium de prédilection qu’est l'aquarelle. A travers ces pages vous pourrez découvrir ses principales expositions personnelles et collectives de ces 3 dernières années et vous plonger dans son univers. Ce livre est accompagné d'un texte, "le jeu de la rivière" d'Anne Bertrand.
Nicolas Schneider
Cet ouvrage a été publié à l'occasion de l'exposition Goodriver de Nicolas Schneider, présentée du 15 Juin au 22 Juillet 2012 à la galerie Rift Art Projects-Istanbul. Ce catalogue présente plusieurs séries d'oeuvres récentes de l'artiste et donne un aperçu des différentes voies que suis Nicolas Schneider dans son exploration du dessin mais aussi de son médium de prédilection qu'est l'aquarelle. A travers ces pages vous pourrez découvrir ses principales expositions personnelles et collectives de ces 3 dernières années et vous plonger dans son univers. Ce livre est accompagné d'un texte, "le jeu de la rivière" d'Anne Bertrand.
Our Family
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The Whites and the Blues
During the French Revolution, young Charles is sent to be tutored by Euloge Schneider. But Schneider has become the Public Prosecutor for the town, and is now known as a bloodthirsty monster. Only Saint Just, the Angel of Death, can save the day. The last of Dumas's plays to be performed during his lifetime, The Whites and the Blues is an undiscovered masterpiece of suspense.
The Future Life
“Is there indeed another life awaiting me after the present one? Is there above a Supreme Judge who watches me, and to whom we are all to give an account of our doing here below? Are there rules or laws, according to which we are bidden to regulate our moral conduct? And does there exist some kind of sanction devised for the enforcement of these laws; that is, a system of rewards to their observers and of punishments to their transgressors in a life to come? Why am I here? Why did Almighty God bring me into existence? What is the purpose of my life here below? What am I to do in this world, and what shall be my irrevocable lot in the next?” Aeterna Press
Frost Pioneers and Alias' Families
My Family consisting of Pearl Harbor survivors – Chi Chi Jima – Navy Life
The First Republic
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Stop Thief!
Many contemporary philosophers – including Michel Foucault, Jacques Derrida, and Giorgio Agamben – ascribe an ethical or political value to anarchy, but none ever called themselves an “anarchist.” It is as if anarchism were unmentionable and had to be concealed, even though its critique of domination and of government is poached by the philosophers. Stop Thief! calls out the plundering of anarchism by philosophy. It’s a call that is all the more resonant today as the planetary demand for an alternative political realm raises a deafening cry. It also alerts us to a new philosophical awakening. Catherine Malabou proposes to answer the cry by re-elaborating a concept of anarchy articulated around a notion of the “non-governable” far beyond an inciting of disobedience or common critiques of capitalism. Anarchism is the only way out, the only pathway that allows us to question the legitimacy of political domination and thereby wfree up the confidence that we need if we are to survive.
Catilina
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