Rearrangements
The Politics of Aesthetics Jacques Rancière translated by Gabriel Rockhill.
The 'fictionality' specific to the aesthetic age is consequently distributed between two poles: the potential of meaning inherent in everything silent and the proliferation of modes of speech and levels of meaning.Reminds me of the work of Nicole Brossard on fictions du réel and theory.
The real must be fictionalized in order to be thought.
Politics and art, like forms of knowledge, construct 'fictions', that is to say material rearrangements of signs and images, relationships between what is seen and what is said, between what is done and what can be done.
And so for day 1929
25.03.2012
