Journal Maska, Year. XXI, no. 96–97 (zima 2006)
The Attitude of 4th Generation
This year’s first issue of magazine Maska is dedicated to the creativity of the youngest generation of Slovenian theatre directors (Lorenci, de Brea, Janežič), whose theatrical poetics was dubbed the theatre of surplus by the renowned critic Blaž Lukan.
In a conversation with the philosopher Alenka Zupančič we pay special attention to the problem of comedy today (on the publication of her book Poetics, Volume Two), we consider the translucence of the real in the theatre of Josef Nadj, and together with the Austrain dance critic Helmut Ploebst analyse the Spiritual Grace of conceptual dance. A a critical reflection on contemporary art and its possibility/capability of subversion was contributed to this issue by the Belgian philosopher Dieter Lesage.
Journal Maska, Year. XXI, no. 96–97 (zima 2006)
Contents
Blaž Lukan
The Attitude of the Fourth Generation: The Paradigms of the Theatre That Reaches Beyond: De Brea, Janežič, Lorenci
Petra Pogorevc
Building up courage for silence. An Interview with Jernej Lorenci
ETHICAL, REAL, CONCEPTUAL
Tadej Troha
A difficult climate for comedy. An interview with Alenka Zupančič
Maaike Bleeker
Theatricality and the Search for an Ethics of Vision
Bara Kolenc
The Dary of a Stranger and the real in contemporary theatre
Thomas Irmer
We are interested in everything that cannot be yet grasperd in theatre. A conversation with René Pollesch and Olaf Nicolai
Helmut Ploebst
The Spiritual Grace of Conceptual Dance. Meteorology, Archaeology and Re-conceptualisation in the System of Communicating Communication
ART AND RESISTANCE
Dieter Lesage
Art, capitalism and resistance
Amelia Jones
Rapture
Kurt Vanhoutte
Radical confluences
Ileana Pintilea
The Private and the Social Body. Romanian Artists before and after 1989
