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Benjamin Ball (20 April 1833 [1] – 23 February 1893 [2]) was a French psychiatrist who was born in the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies. He was the first "Chair of Mental and Brain Diseases" at the Paris Faculty of Medicine .
Pulp Pavilion by Ball-Nogues Studio at the 2015 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival. Ball and Nogues collaborated on their first joint project, entitled Maximilian's Schell, in 2005. The installation was located in the courtyard of Materials & Applications, an architecture gallery space in Los Angeles, California. The piece was a multi ...
Numerous aspects of the sculpture have been subjects to controversy and disdain since its construction. Critics of the project have compared the design to a pile of marbles, a mound of rabbit droppings, male reproductive organs, and a pile of unused construction material, [2] while the mirror finish, in combination with its location near a major freeway, also led to concerns that it could be a ...
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Benjamin singles out the theme of "sovereign violence" as the most important unifying feature of the German "trauerspiel" or "mourning play". In their obsessive focus on courtly intrigue and princely bloodlust, these playwrights break with the mythic tradition of classical tragedy and create a new aesthetic based on the tense interplay between ...
2016 Exhibit Columbus Miller Prize Juried Presentations at Columbus City Hall. On 10 December the 10 Miller Prize finalists presented their concepts to a jury that will decide the winners. [21] The presentations took place at Columbus City Hall. [22] The jury for the competition consisted of: Sean Anderson, Museum of Modern Art
"On the Mimetic Faculty" (German: Über das mimetische Vermögen; 1933) is the second of an uncompleted trilogy of essays articulating a metaphysics or post-metaphysics of language, written by Walter Benjamin in the months leading up to and immediately following the appointment of Adolf Hitler as Chancellor of Germany, the Reichstag Fire, and the inauguration of the Third Reich.
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