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Eine Pinot Grigio, Bitte

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    Formed in 1994, the Bernadette Corporation is a creative collective based in New York and Europe and organized around revolving memberships and associations. Its artistic output has ranged from fashion to film and literature, training videos, photography, etc., consistently insisting on the idea that the re-imagined format should inform the subject and give shape to its output. Whereas the first book released by BC was reportedly written by 150 people, in an exquisite corpse format, the second novel, entitled Be Corpse, is described as a screenplay that cannot be a film or a film that can only be on paper. A drama in three acts, the text seeks to make the gap between our primordial and contemporary selves collapse on itself, revealing an instinctless body and the brain manifest as the over-stimulated observer. Above all, Eine Pinot Grigio, Bitte should be received as the continuation of BC's indirect, fiercely independent critique of our late capitalist/globalized world.

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    Tytuł
    Eine Pinot Grigio, Bitte
    Język
    angielski
    Autorzy
    Rok wydania
    2007
    Oprawa
    miękka
    Liczba stron
    150
    ISBN10
    1933128178
    ISBN13
    9781933128177
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    Teatr
    Ocena
    3,6 z 5
    Opis
    Formed in 1994, the Bernadette Corporation is a creative collective based in New York and Europe and organized around revolving memberships and associations. Its artistic output has ranged from fashion to film and literature, training videos, photography, etc., consistently insisting on the idea that the re-imagined format should inform the subject and give shape to its output. Whereas the first book released by BC was reportedly written by 150 people, in an exquisite corpse format, the second novel, entitled Be Corpse, is described as a screenplay that cannot be a film or a film that can only be on paper. A drama in three acts, the text seeks to make the gap between our primordial and contemporary selves collapse on itself, revealing an instinctless body and the brain manifest as the over-stimulated observer. Above all, Eine Pinot Grigio, Bitte should be received as the continuation of BC's indirect, fiercely independent critique of our late capitalist/globalized world.