
From “A Drama of the Self: Louise Bourgeois as Printmaker” by Deborah Wye

From “A Drama of the Self: Louise Bourgeois as Printmaker” by Deborah Wye


euo:
Confession
A collection of eight confessions, hand written and court transcripts, of convicted criminals. It is then reduced to only those sentences were the criminal is talking about his or hers own emotions. The perpetrators personal landscape of guilt is revealed with no descriptions about the actual criminal act. The most extreme act of violence contains something that we can all recognize in ourselves; the inner psychological patterns of reasoning and justification, remorse and/or the lack of it.
Ignas Krunglevičius

Kristof Kintera
All My Bad Thoughts, 2009
Let a girl choose death – Janis Joplin, Simone Weil– and death becomes her definition, the outcome of her “problems.” To be female still means beng trapped within the purely psychological. No matter how dispassionate or large a vision of the world a woman formulates, whenever it includes her own experience and emotion, the telescope’s turned back on her. Because emotion’s just so terrifying the world refuses to believe that it can be pursued as a discipline, as form.
Chris Kraus – I Love Dick
(I’ll stop quoting it when it stops being phenomenal.)