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Diverging Collectives: Artist-Run Spaces versus Warehouse Shows Comparative models of art production and cooperation among young British artists

2017

The paper addresses the case of artist-run spaces and warehouse shows in the United Kingdom between the 1980s and 1990s, a time when autonomous group shows and independent artist collectives sprawled particularly thanks to the engagement of a new generation of artists, among whom were found later celebrities such as Damien Hirst and Douglas Gordon. It will be argued that both artist-run spaces and warehouse shows were feasible solutions for young authors against art market barriers and economic crisis, although they held structural and organisational differences that would affect aesthetic outcomes and present art history with a shift in the model of the art collective.

Artist-Run Spaces Warehouse Shows Douglas Gordon Damien Hirst young British artistsDouglas GordonDamien Hirstyoung British artistsSettore M-FIL/04 - EsteticaArtist-Run SpacesSettore L-ART/03 - Storia dell'Arte ContemporaneaWarehouse ShowsArtist-Run Spaces Warehouse Shows Douglas Gordon Damien Hirst
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Kypsä persoonallisuusko opettajan tärkein työväline? : kokemuksen ääni

2001

Borban itsetunnon malliminäkuvaempatiasosiaaliset taidotrealismiasenteetarvotAllport Gordon Wpersoonallisuusitsetunto
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The Road to Parnassus. Artist Strategies in Contemporary Art. Rise and Success of Glasgow artist Douglas Gordon and of the wider YBA generation

2015

How can one become a successful artist? Where should one start a career in the art world? What are useful strategies to achieve recognition in the art system? Such questions hoard in students' minds ever since entering art school and they probably chase every kind of art professional who is at an early career stage. “The Road to Parnassus” tries to understand what makes a good start in today's art world, who are influential players in the field and which strategies might apply. The swift career ascension of Glasgow artist Douglas Gordon – one of today's leading visual artists – and of the broader YBA generation that rose into worldwide prominence in the 1990s – Damien Hirst and Sarah Lucas …

Douglas Gordonart systemDamien HirstDouglas Gordon Damien Hirst Sarah Lucas Christine Borland young British artists art system art market strategyyoung British artistsChristine Borlandart marketDouglas Gordon Damien Hirst Sarah Lucas Christine Borland YBA young British artists art system art market strategySarah LucasYBASettore L-ART/03 - Storia dell'Arte ContemporaneaSettore L-ART/04 - Museologia e Critica Artistica e del Restaurostrategy
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Il film tra mitologia e perturbante

2007

Douglas Gordon
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Degradation of long-chain n-alkanes in soil microcosms by two actinobacteria

2012

The ability of two recently isolated actinobacteria, that degrade medium and long chain n-alkanes in laboratory water medium, was investigated in soil microcosms using different standard soils that were artificially contaminated with n-alkanes of different length (C(12)- C(20)- C(24)- C(30)). The two strains, identified as Nocardia sp. SoB and Gordonia sp. SoCp, revealed a similar high HC degradation efficiency with an average of 75% alkane degraded after 28 days incubation. A selectivity of bacteria towards n-alkanes of different length was detected as well as a consistent effect of soil texture and other soil physical chemical characteristics on degradation. It was demonstrated the specif…

Environmental Engineeringfood.ingredientSoil textureSettore AGR/13 - Chimica AgrariaGeneral MedicineGordoniaBiologybiology.organism_classificationSettore BIO/19 - Microbiologia GeneraleNocardiaActinobacteriaMicrobiologyfoodBioremediationBiodegradation EnvironmentalEnvironmental chemistrySoil waterAlkanesDegradation (geology)Soil PollutantsMicrocosmGordonia BacteriumBacteriaSoil MicrobiologyBioremediation soil microcosms GC-MS n-alkanes Nocardia Gordonia.
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Exploring long chain n-alkane metabolism in Gordonia sp. strain SoCg

2009

Many microorganisms are able to degrade aliphatic hydrocarbons and a relationship between n-alkane utilization and storage compound synthesis has been described in bacteria. The Gram positive GC-rich n-alkane degrader Gordonia sp. strain SoCg, isolated from a long-term accidentally contaminated beach in Sicily, is able to grow on long n-alkanes up to. It carries a single copy of the alkane hydroxylase gene alkB on its chromosome and its alk cluster revealed a genomic organization similar to other alk clusters of alkane-degrading Gram positive bacteria. The alk gene expression, analysed by Real-time RT-PCR, is induced by n-hexadecane and n-triacontane and coupled to alkane consumption. Inter…

Gordonia sp.n-alkanelong chain n-alkanes; Gordonia; biodegradation; alkane-monoxigenase; alk genes;
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Errors d?edició : dels manuscrits als diccionaris. Exemples de textos mèdics medievals (Hipòcrates, Arnau de Vilanova, Bernat de Gordon, misser Joan)

2017

The commonly used Catalan lexicons (DCVB, DECLC, the vocabulary of Lluis Faraudo de Saint-Germain) collect words and give them meaning from ancient editions of texts. Lexicographers’ performance had its own logic: they used the documentary sources they had at their disposal when they set up to write their works. The advances in philological research (new critical editions, new sources of information) allow us to refine results and detect errors that occurred in old editions and went into dictionaries. Wrong lexemes were included, as well as incorrect or insufficient definitions. This article offers examples of it, out of four medical works. On the one hand, the Catalan translations of the R…

HistoryVocabularyUNESCO::CIENCIAS DE LAS ARTES Y LAS LETRASLiterature and Literary TheoryPhilosophymedia_common.quotation_subjectlanguage.human_languageLexicographyMeaning (semiotics)PhilologyFragment (logic):CIENCIAS DE LAS ARTES Y LAS LETRAS [UNESCO]languageCatalanArnau de Vilanova; Arnaldus de Villanova; Bernard of Gordon; Hippocrates; misser Joan; medicine; vernacular translations; Catalan; lexicography; errors in editions; errors in dictionariesClassicsmedia_common
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Il caso Hoodia: successo o fallimento? La protezione giuridica delle conoscenze tradizionali

2012

Il presente articolo analizza gli elementi giuridici e politico-strategici del famoso caso di biopirateria della Hoodia gordonii. Il caso è normalmente citato come esempio di successo della collaborazione tra case farmaceutiche e comunità indigene in merito all’utilizzo delle conoscenze tradizionali. Sulla base di ricerche bibliografiche e sul campo, il testo ne descrive lo svolgimento e ne svela alcuni dei non pochi e spesso tralasciati lati oscuri, domandandosi non solo se sia necessario metterne in dubbio il tanto professato successo, ma anche se l’attuale regime giuridico per la protezione delle conoscenze tradizionali sia adeguato ed efficace.

Hoodia gordonii Convenzione sulla Biodiversità San popoli indigeni conoscenze tradizionaliSettore IUS/13 - Diritto Internazionale
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Process art as an aesthetic alternative

2022

The present chapter examines Creed’s early career, particularly the artistic connection to his hometown as well as his peculiar conception of creativeness, for which Douglas Gordon emerges as an influential point of reference. This link to Glasgow has been widely overlooked by critics so far, who rather analyse Creed from a London-centred perspective. Hence, the principal aim of this chapter is to broaden the research scope and possibly detect some strains of early philosophical reasoning and artistic ontogenesis that gradually shaped Creed’s early production. My investigation covers roughly a decade from the late 1980s – Creed’s art school years in London – to the end of the century, short…

Martin Creed Douglas Gordon Minimalism Conceptual Art YBAAesthetics, Philosophy and Martin Creed
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La Parola di Dio iscritta sulla pelle nella prassi artistica post-concettuale di Douglas Gordon

2021

The paper offers an analysis of how tattoos, although they only very recently established a niche of their own in contemporary art, became an important medium of religious art, particularly for Christianity. A central character is identified in Scottish artist Douglas Gordon, a celebrity of todays art world, who addressed the relationship with the Word of God already in his early works. Indeed, Gordon's tattoos are textual and inscribe the body with words. Penance and faith, possession and salvation are at the center of his creativity and find tattoos to be a convenient vehicle to confer a newly rediscovered sacred dimension to the body. In Gordons works the inscription acquires a religious…

Tattoo Contemporary Art Douglas Gordon
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