-
Canailles (Scoundrels). Also, the
first manifestos of
Letterist painting. Some of the
younger Letterists invade Nôtre Dame
cathedral at
Easter m****, aired...
- The
Letterist International (LI) was a Paris-based
collective of
radical artists and
cultural theorists between 1952 and 1957. It was
created by Guy Debord...
- philosopher, filmmaker,
critic of work,
member of the
Letterist International,
founder of a
Letterist faction, and
founding member of the
Situationist International...
-
everyday relations to
their social environment.
Developed by
members of the
Letterist International, it was
first publicly theorized in Guy Debord's "Theory...
- by Guy
Debord at
least since the
times of the
Letterist International. In
January 1954, the
Letterist International declared: "The new
beauty will be...
- and
petty criminals who were
beginning to
establish themselves as the
Letterist International. With one of these,
Patrick Straram, she
toured Le Havre...
-
connections to
places and
arbitrary routes. It was
developed by
members of the
Letterist International and
Situationist International,
which were revolutionary...
-
member of
Isidore Isou's
avant garde Letterist movement in the
early 1950s, then
becoming a
central figure in the
Letterist International, the
group which would...
- "rerouting, hijacking" in French, is a
technique developed in the 1950s by the
Letterist International, and
later adapted by the
Situationist International (SI)...
-
Mohamed Dahou was one of the
founders of the
Algerian section of the
Letterist International which was
based in Chlef.
Dahou was
subsequently a member...
