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Deconstruction

Thursday, August 2nd, 2007

‘Deconstruction is in fact much closer to the original meaning of the word ‘analysis’ itself, which etymologically means “to undo” — a virtual synonym for “to de-construct.” … If anything is destroyed in a deconstructive reading, it is not the text, but the claim to unequivocal domination of one mode of signifying over another. A deconstructive reading is a reading which analyzes the specificity of a text’s critical difference from itself.’
Barbara Johnson (1981)
(from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deconstruction)

Dekonstrukcija Konstrukcije @ Pula

Sunday, July 8th, 2007

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During MediaMediteranea’07 festival in Pula performance ‘Deconstruction of Construction’ was held in front of cultural center Karlo Rojc on Thursday 06/07/07. Peugot was cut in the half with help of the one person that came to participate in performance on our second call to general public. We also thank organizer Marino, his soldier Zeko (breaking the windshield in the movie), Pino (for hammering) and unknown bystander who joined us.
Deconstruction of Construction is performance with social awareness, created by Denis Miksic and Kruno Jost who are always on lookout for a new cars to cut. And to cut it with participation of as many people as possible.

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DECONSTRUCTING DURING ‘CENTRIFUGAL’

Wednesday, May 30th, 2007

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Deconstruction of the T-com imperial structure took place as an off-program of the Centrifugal. The pole that is missing from T-com building fence will be the one that will carry German flag in the Croatian pavilion at next Venice Biennale. Art in process - art of progress.

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TD:DT vido

Friday, February 16th, 2007

TrendDeconstructing:DeconstructingTrend video was shot at ‘Velesajam kulture’ festival at Student Center in Zagreb, December 2006.
Coreographers: T.Topolovec, K.Pohl;
Sound: D.P.Pajić;
Performing: D.Miksić, K. Jošt.

TEST3 na Nepokorenom gradu

Wednesday, February 7th, 2007