Transfer by William Anastasi
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The daily practice of blind drawing on your lap while you ride the subway to play chess with John Cage.
William Anastasi, Subway Drawing (Way to John Cage), 1988, via christie's
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William Anastasi (American, 1933-2023), Untitled, c.1998. Oil pastel on paper, 51 ½ x 102 in.
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RIP william anastasi
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Artist William Anastasi - Transfer. 1968
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William Anastasi (1933-2023). Infinite Tact, 1988. - source Heritage Auctions.
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William Anastasi - Nine Polaroid Photographs of a Mirror 1967
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William Anastasi
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William Anastasi, Untitled (Subway Drawing), 2005. Graphite on ivory wove paper.
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William Anastasi / Transfer (1968)
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William Anastasi
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Exploring Phenomenological Drawing
Lundy Walking – Jane Sharkey
Exploring Phenomenological Drawing: A Walk with William Anastasi
Whilst researching Artistic Walking pracrtive, I found myself drawn to the work of William Anastasi, particularly his intriguing pocket drawing method. Anastasi’s approach, as mentioned in Mueller (2023), offers a unique way of engaging and connecting with landscape.
Embarking on my own walking…
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¿Consciencia sin sujeto?
Una perspectiva en el desarrollo de máquinas conscientes (o con mente, si equiparamos ambos conceptos) es construir artefactos con capacidad de representarse a sí mismos. A priori, podría parecer una perspectiva errónea ya que cuando somos conscientes de algo no necesariamente nos representamos a nosotros mismos. Si yo soy consciente del color rojo de una amapola, la amapola no forma parte de mí…
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