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            Breaking the Rules: A Conversation on Kasper König
            Daniel Birnbaum and Hans Ulrich Obrist
            e-flux Notes
            Posted: September 18, 2024
            Category
            Interviews & Conversations, Contemporary Art
            Subjects
            Curating, Memorials & Obituaries
            Are Friends Electric?
            Editorial
            Nick Axel, Daniel Birnbaum, and Nikolaus Hirsch
            Architecture Essay
            Posted: October 1, 2019
            Category
            Technology, Posthumanism
            Subjects
            Virtual & Augmented Reality, Artificial intelligence, Optics & Perception
            Superhumanity
            Spatial Thought
            Daniel Birnbaum and Sven-Olov Wallenstein
            Architecture Essay
            Posted: November 7, 2016
            Category
            Postmodernism, Philosophy
            Subjects
            Exhibition Histories, Materialism, Sublime, Dematerialization
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            Obituary for Sturtevant
            Daniel Birnbaum
            It was already midnight when Sturtevant appeared at my Frankfurt apartment with flamboyant hair and dressed to kill. What an extravagant, outrageous lady! This was a decade ago, but for some reason I remember that it was 4:20 in the morning when she and curator Udo Kittelmann, who had brought her, finally left in a taxi. That was nothing special in those art academy days, when nobody ever wanted to go to bed, but her stories about playing tricks on Marcel Duchamp and embarrassing Andy Warhol…
            e-flux Journal
            Posted: June 1, 2014
            Subjects
            Memorials & Obituaries
            An Interview with Jacques Derrida on the Limits of Digestion
            Daniel Birnbaum and Anders Olsson
            Working in the early 1990s on the book As a Weasel Sucks Eggs: An Essay on Melancholy and Cannibalism (published in English in 2008 by Sternberg Press), we exchanged a few letters with the late Jacques Derrida, who was then working on what he referred to as the “cannibalistic tropes” in hermeneutics and German Idealism. He was grateful for a little fragment by Novalis that we had sent him: All enjoyment, all taking in and assimilation, is eating, or rather: eating is nothing…
            e-flux Journal
            Posted: January 1, 2009
            Category
            Philosophy
            Subjects
            Food & Cooking, Animals, Ontology , Rituals & Celebrations
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