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1. Intentism – the Resurrection of the Author by Vittorio PelosiWhat is Intentism? What are its fundamental beliefs? Founder Vittorio Pelosi explains in this short essay. This can also be found on many arts and cultural websites including Mute magazine: www.metamute.org/en/intentism_the_resurrection_of_the_author and Culture Wars: www.culturewars.org.uk/index.php/site/article/intentism_the_resurrection_of
2. On The Death of The Author By Stephen Carter Stephen Carter (www.stephencarterpaintings.co.uk) is course director of Byam Shaw School of Art, which is part of Central Saint Martins, London. Stephen Carter participated alongside Intentism founder Vittorio Pelosi and Paisley Livingston (Academic Dean, Faculty of Arts and Chair Professor of Philosophy, Lingnan University, Hong Kong) in a debate around Intentionality and the Death of the Author at The University of Arts, London annual alumni Weekend in 2009. (A podcast of the talks can be listened to under the Media hyperlink on this website.) This essay is a very well thought out response to many of the questions surrounding Barthes infamous pronouncement. There is much here that Intentists would agree with and no doubt other areas that Intentists would take issue with. It is recommended reading and the essay is now a new topic of debate in the Discussions section of this website.
The following essays represent some of the work concerning Intentions online. They may not represent the views of Intentism.
Thoughts and comments from students and faculty in the MFA programs in Ceramics, Painting, and Sculpture at the University of the Arts.
'Aesthetics is for the artist as ornithology is for the birds' Barnett Newman3. Actual Intentionalism, Interpretation and Ethical Criticism.Postgraduate Journal of Aesthetics, Vol. 3, No. 2, August 2006
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