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      I See/La Camera: I

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      1. Korczynski J., I See/La Camera: I, If I Can’t Dance, I Don’t Want To Be Part Of Your Revolution, Amsterdam, 2014
    1. I See/La Camera: I is the outcome of an extensive research project by Jacob Korczynski as part of If I Can't Dance's Performance in Residence programme during Edition V – Appropriation and Dedication (2013–2014). Korczynski took Babette Mangolte's film The Camera: Je, La Camera: I (1977), and Lucy Lippard's novel I See/You Mean (1979) as a starting point for his research. He investigates the relationship between the subjective role of the camera in Mangolte’s film and the simultaneous exploration of text and image in Lippard’s novel, situating I See/You Mean and The Camera: Je, La Camera: I in the context of feminist strategies of self portraiture. The publication includes a research essay by Korczynski, a visual essay by Babette Mangolte composed for this publication, and a collaborative text/drawing by Lucy Lippard and Sol LeWitt produced during the development of her novel.

      By Jacob Korczynski
      Edited by Tanja Baudoin, Jacob Korczynski
      Designed by Will Holder 
      Distribution by Idea Books
      Published by If I Can’t Dance, I Don’t Want To Be Part Of Your Revolution, 2014
      ISBN: 978-90-814471-5-7
      Order from Idea Books or from If I Can’t Dance via shop@ificantdance.org.
      Price: €15,–
    1. I See/La Camera: I is the outcome of an extensive research project by Jacob Korczynski as part of If I Can't Dance's Performance in Residence programme during Edition V – Appropriation and Dedication (2013–2014). Korczynski took Babette Mangolte's film The Camera: Je, La Camera: I (1977), and Lucy Lippard's novel I See/You Mean (1979) as a starting point for his research. He investigates the relationship between the subjective role of the camera in Mangolte’s film and the simultaneous exploration of text and image in Lippard’s novel, situating I See/You Mean and The Camera: Je, La Camera: I in the context of feminist strategies of self portraiture.

      Order from Idea Books or from If I Can’t Dance via shop@ificantdance.org.
      Price: €15,–
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