10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TACTILIST»
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Critical Writings: New Edition
WORDS-IN-. FREEDOM. The Tactilist will announce the different tactile
sensations that he experiences during the journey made by his hands. His
improvisation will take the form of Words-in-Freedom, which have no fixed
rhythms, prosody, ...
Filippo Tommaso Marinetti, Günter Berghaus, 2007
Tatile tables for free-wordist improvisations The tactilist will express out loud the
various tactile sensations that he will experience during his hand travels. His
improvisation will be free-wordist, freed from any syntax, prosody, or rhythm, ...
Lawrence Rainey, Christine Poggi, Laura Wittman, 2009
3
Media Parasites in the Early Avant-Garde: On the Abuse of ...
Hausmann refers to this tactilist in his text “Présentismus,” where he sees in
Marinetti's tactilism a mere “sadism” for entertaining the Futurists. He describes
the tactilist experiments as reminiscent of Roman gladiatorial games and adds
that ...
4
Literary futurism: aspects of the first avant-garde
In the manifesto 'Tactilism' ('Il tattilismo'), not to be confused with the one entitled
simply 'Tattilismo' from which the above extract is taken, Marinetti lists various
possibilities for the creation of tactilist works: tactile clothing, tactile furniture,
tactile ...
Gunfire. Horses of early kings often wore shoes of gold or silver. ROBERT H.
QAULT. "Vibro-Tactilist". To most of our readers, "vibro- tactilist" probably conveys
little meaning, neither does "teletactile audition," but both are new words that ...
Tactile Character The tactilist category includes Giotto, Masaccio, Piero Delia
Francesca, Matisse (other than his illustrations) and the figure work of
Diebenkorn.3 This is directly sensuous art. The tactilist creates illusions. His
illusions can ...
Charles Joseph Harshbarger, 1964
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Technoculture and Critical Theory: In the Service of the ...
On the other hand, in 'The Tactilist Manifesto' (Flint 1972), the Futurists argued for
a reclamation of bodily sensations, through a more rounded sensory experience
than the sight-dominated tradition, and thereby 78 Futurism, technology, ...
Senior Lecturer in Law Simon Cooper, PhD, Simon Cooper, 2003
8
The North American Review
Let me note in passing that the Academy has lost none of its vigor; it houses a
vigorous art school where modern art — not however of the "Dadaist" or "Tactilist"
kind — is taught; in its galleries is to be found one of the most interesting ...
Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, 1921
9
Apollinaire and the International Avant-Garde
Consider, for example, the Tactilist Guillaume Apollinaire who figured in the
Futurist review SIC, inspired by Marinetti, that Pierre Albert-Birot used to edit in
Paris. The same thing may also be said of the Creationist movement, Galindez ...
10
Fascist Modernism: Aesthetics, Politics, and the Avant-garde
However, the linguistic renewal envisaged in the Tactilist manifesto is in no way
linked to what would conventionally be considered a liberational or progressive
political project, but rather to a gradual process of fas- cisticization. Faced with
the ...
