Image-Thinking - Bal, Mieke
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Art making as thinking In this rich and highly illustrated book Mieke Bal takes us on a journey through the range of her work, using the concept of image-thinking as a point of connection between cultural analysis and artistic practice. Sharing a lifetime of experience of writing about art, making films and installations, as well as curating exhibitions, she shows us how these may be brought into dialogue with insights from theory. Bal teaches us how to think with images, but also how to write and think - as artists and writers - about our own creative work. This is Mieke Bal at her most…mehr

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Art making as thinking In this rich and highly illustrated book Mieke Bal takes us on a journey through the range of her work, using the concept of image-thinking as a point of connection between cultural analysis and artistic practice. Sharing a lifetime of experience of writing about art, making films and installations, as well as curating exhibitions, she shows us how these may be brought into dialogue with insights from theory. Bal teaches us how to think with images, but also how to write and think - as artists and writers - about our own creative work. This is Mieke Bal at her most personal and her best. Mieke Bal is a cultural theorist, critic and video artist. She has published over forty books, most recently Narratology in Practice (2021) and Exhibition-ism: Temporal Togetherness (2021). Emma & Edvard Looking Sideways: Loneliness and the Cinematic (2017) demonstrates her integrated approach to academic, artistic and curatorial work. Her film Reasonable Doubt (2016), on René Descartes and Queen Christina, explores the social aspects of thinking. Currently she is exhibiting a sixteen-channel video work Don Quixote: Sad Countenances.
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Mieke Bal is a cultural theorist, critic, video artist and curator. She has published over 40 books, most recently Endless Andness: The Politics of Abstraction According to Ann Veronica Janssens and Thinking in Film: The Politics of Video Installation According to Eija-Liisa Ahtila. Her video project, Madame B, with Michelle Williams Gamaker, is widely exhibited and in 2017 was combined with paintings by Edvard Munch in the Munch Museum in Oslo. After Reasonable Doubt, on René Descartes and Queen Kristina (2016) she made a 16-channel video installation On Quijote: Sad Countenances and the short essay film It's About Time! Reflections on Urgency.