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SUMMARY: Eric Alliez — How Asger Jorn Stole the Value-Form of Avant-garde A
 rt
DESCRIPTION: How Asger Jorn Stole the Value-Form of Avant-garde Art A lectu
 re by Eric Alliez Presented as part of the Joan Carlisle-Irving Lecture Ser
 ies This event is free and open to the public. Please join us for a recepti
 on following the talk. Please contact the AHVA Visual Resources Centre for 
 access to the event recording: ahva.vrc@ubc.ca. “Détournement […]
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html: <p>How Asger Jorn Stole the Value-Form of Ava
 nt-garde Art<br />A lecture by Eric Alliez<br />Presented as part of the Jo
 an Carlisle-Irving Lecture Series</p><p>This event is free and open to the 
 public. Please join us for a reception following the talk.</p><p>Please con
 tact the AHVA Visual Resources Centre for access to the event recording: <a
  href="mailto:ahva.vrc@ubc.ca">ahva.vrc@ubc.ca</a>.</p><p>"Détournement is 
 a game born out of the capacity for devalorization. Only he who is able to 
 devalorize can create new values\," we read in ‘Détourned Painting\,’ in th
 e context of an exhibition as aggressively ‘kitsch’ as can be: Twenty Paint
 ings Modified by Asger Jorn (1959). But what is the relation between the cr
 itique of political economy delivered by Jorn in the form of ‘Value and Eco
 nomy\,’ published contemporaneously\, and these paintings placed entirely u
 nder the sign of a vicious kick to the Greenbergian ass? This question will
  project us at the heart of the Jorn-Debord dispositif\, before and beyond 
 the scission between “artists” and “revolutionaries” to problematize the si
 tuationist moment — and Situationism itself — in relation to the present. T
 his talk will settle accounts with the ‘aesthetic delicatessen’ of the artw
 ork whereby Jorn appropriates not so much the ‘détournement of painting’ as
  ‘painting détourned’ by the action of its devalorization in a situationism
  that is not at all circumstantial.</p><p>Eric Alliez (b. 1957)\, philosoph
 er\, is a Professor at University of Paris 8 and at the Centre for Research
  in Modern European Philosophy\, Kingston University (London). He has been 
 visiting professor in many universities worldwide. He is author of <em>Capi
 tal Times</em>\, <em>The Signature of the World: Or\, What is Deleuze and G
 uattari's Philosophy?</em>\, <em>The Brain-Eye: New Histories of Modern Pai
 nting</em>\, and <em>Wars and Capital</em>\, with Maurizio Lazzarato (Semio
 text(e))\, and coeditor of <em>The Guattari Effect</em>\, and <em>Spheres o
 f Action: Art and Politics</em> (MIT Press).</p>
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