Incidents Blockprint

Incidents BlockprintFrench philosopher and literary theorist Roland Barthes was one of the leading influences on the post structuralist movement in twentieth century literary thought, and some of his best known works, like S Z, speak directly to the essential and individual relationship between a reader and a literary text. In Incidents, readers have the privilege of going inside the life and thought of Barthes, through a book that is a testament to Barthess belief that

renowned French writer and critic Pascal Quignard meditates on a remarkable collection of illustrations of sexual imagery

and the audio recording — elements that are traditionally left out of the work’s exhibition display

he was often considered a candidate for the Nobel Prize and published a dozen major collections of poetry in verse and prose

Pacific Film Archive

IMPRINT: Riten Mozumdar foregrounds this pioneering polymath’s narrative which has

the operas of Richard Wagner

Tate Liverpool

turning slightly more serious

and Transmediale BWPWAP

he presents two young men—lovers from a small town lost in the big city—in whose struggle

drawings' spans the work of the last 30 years

Pages: 40