Foucault Studies

The image is entitled "Red Grunge 5" and is used with courtesy of SXC.hu who holds the copyright

Elmgreen & Dragset, Bull’s Eye, dartboard and dart, 2008
Courtesy: Galleri Nicolai Wallner
Photo by: Kjersti Berg

Paul Glabicki, Accounting for… #44, 2010 (detail). Courtesy of Kim Foster Gallery, New York.

The Accounting for… drawing series began with a Japanese accounting ledger book from the 1930s that the artist acquired some years ago. The drawing series continues the ritual of the ledger, transcribing each page as a foundation and underlying structure for addition of new information – a personal “accounting” of daily experience and incoming data.

Photo Credit: Alain Aloma

Rohan Quinby, Zone F, 2009

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Lee Perillo, Everything he had ever wanted, or ever wanted to be, installation, 2009.

This picture has been taken by Alain Beaulieu in winter 2010 near the town of Espanola (Ontario, Canada). Special thanks to Heidy Llanes for the framing!

The cover image features a video still from a piece titled “Mommy”, by New York-based artist Sophia Peer. Her work can be viewed at www.sophiapeer.com

Photo: Torben Sangild
Layout: Christa Puch Nielsen

Eirik Johnson, "Untitled (posts)", 2004. From the project BORDERLANDS.

Eirik Johnson is a Boston-based photographer and assistant professor at Massachusetts College of Art and Design. His upcoming book SAWDUST MOUNTAIN will be published by Aperture in May 2009. For more info please visit www.eirikjohnson.com

The Cover is from a photograph taken by Elie Kagan on the 17th of January, 1972. Foucault is answering questions posed by journalists in front of the Ministry of Justice (Place Vendôme, Paris). It takes place during an intervention of the GIP (Groupe d'information sur les prisons).

© "Fonds Elie Kagan/BDIC-MHC".