Übersetzung für "Representationalism" in Deutsch

For her, abstraction and representationalism do not appear as antipodes with absolute exclusivity.

Soon she finds her own conceptual approach, a type of abstract interpretation of representationalism.

Picture and representationalism – turned once more and fried again from the other, the abstract side?

But unlike Rorty, Habermas is of the opinion that the political ideals of modern democracy cannot be realized without an intersubjectively founded representationalism.

A theorist like André Bazin, for instance, committed to realism and representationalism, based his commitment o an argument about cinematic ontology and essence that he saw in the photographic reproduction of the natural world.

Having generated heated debate in the early sixties with his abstract material works and in particular with his scandalous actions where he elevated the body to a form of artistic expression, Otto Mühl has now turned to representationalism in his latest work.

Photographs of the collection show how the rooms are subordinated to art and testify to its independence from the categories and values of an art market focused on representationalism.

What interests Rorty in this description is not the question, itself under the spell of representationalism, of whether it is in agreement with our established intuitions, but on the contrary the question of what contribution it could make to the political project of enlightenment, if it sometimes became the signature of common sense.

The large-format animal portraits and sculptures in the current exhibition demonstrate the artist’s excellent handling of wood as a material and oscillate between abstraction and representationalism, between surface and three-dimensionality.

Here we will assert that this is almost impossible because the embodied experience of precarity exceeds representationalism, and in this sense it cannot be covered by the micropolitical form, despite – and this is particularly important here – the almost ‘natural’ proximity between the politics of the precarious workers and the micropolitical form.

Instead of regretting the lack of representationalism, counseling the masses, or lending a voice to the oppressed, it seems that only the disappearance of talking heads dependent on/addicted to media attention allows politics.

Here we will assert that this is almost impossible because the embodied experience of precarity exceeds representationalism, and in this sense it cannot be covered by the micropolitical form, despite – and this is particularly important here – the almost 'natural' proximity between the politics of the precarious workers and the micropolitical form.

The black rectangle of the screen reminds you of a painting surface, from which forms and structures beyond depictive representationalism are reaped, thus achieving an impression of three-dimensional depth.

His artistic reaction was surprising: his journeys to North Africa, Tunisia, Morocco, as well as Iraq were followed by a return to representationalism from which emerged a series of what are arguably the most impressive paintings of his late career.

The image fragments do not tack meanings onto the concepts (found language fragments), but rather strengthen their repellancy as typefaces depicting only potentially significant language sounds, which in turn reinforce the impression that the more or less blurred representationalism of the slides (for the most part people photographed from television screens) merely refers to the tautology of the visible and of light.

With the birth of his "Kopffüßler" (Cephalopod) in 1961 he self-confidently proclaimed a return to representationalism: after an absence of almost two decades, the figure celebrated its homecoming to German art.