Yesterday, South Dakota State University hosted “Day One” of The Space Between Society’s annual conference. The theme this year is “Staging the Space Between” (organized
Category: Painting
Reading Deleuze Reading: Francis Bacon and Franz Kafka
In the final chapter of Francis Bacon: The Logic of Sensation, Gilles Deleuze writes: We might assume that the [Baconian] diagram makes us pass from one form
Reading Deleuze on Painting (from Francis Bacon: The Logic of Sensation [1981, trans. 2002])
In Francis Bacon: The Logic of Sensation, Deleuze begins the eleventh chapter, “The Painting before Painting,” It is a mistake to think that the painter works on
Triptych: Francis Bacon – Gilles Deleuze – D.H. Lawrence
Bacon Deleuze What is painted is the sensation. There is a beauty to these entangled Figures. They do not merge with each other, but are
Deleuze on Francis Bacon’s Head VI (1949)
“There are other techniques of isolation: putting the Figure inside a cube, or rather, inside a parallelpiped of glass or ice [. . .] The
Sketching a Present 