- In the
psychoanalytic theory of
Jacques Lacan,
objet petit a (French for "object
little a")
stands for the
unattainable object of desire, the "a" being...
- the
French term
objet d'art (/ˌɒbʒeɪ ˈdɑːr/ ;
French pronunciation: [ɔbʒɛ daʁ])
describes an
ornamental work of art, and the term
objets d’art describes...
-
Maison et
Objet is a
major French trade fair for
interior design. Held bi-annually in
Paris Nord
Villepinte Exhibition Center, it has been
described as...
- A
found object (a
calque from the
French objet trouvé), or
found art, is art
created from undisguised, but
often modified,
items or
products that are...
-
Objet Geometries is one of the
brands of Stratasys, a 3D
printer developing company. The
brand began with
Objet Geometries Ltd, a
corporation engaged...
- Veshch'/Gegenstand/
Objet was an
International Review of
Modern Art
published in
Berlin by El
Lissitzky and Ilya
Ehrenburg in 1922. It was a trilingual...
- That
Obscure Object of
Desire (French: Cet
obscur objet du désir; Spanish: Ese
oscuro objeto del deseo) is a 1977
comedy drama film
directed by Luis Buñuel...
- score. It was
coined by
Pierre Schaeffer in his
publication Traité des
objets musicaux (1966).
According to Schaeffer: This unit of
sound [sound-object]...
- Film, Mimesis,
Paris 2006
Victor Burgin:
Voyage to Italy,
Hatje Cantz 2007
Objets Temporels, Boulouch, Nathalie; Mavridorakis, Valérie; Perreau,
David (Eds...
- French),
first used in the
Victorian era,
around 1840,
refers to
lesser objets d'art
forming collections of curios. The
French phrase dates from the 16th...
