Cecilia Novero
Biographic Data
| ID | 796675 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Cecilia Novero |
| GIVEN NAMES | Cecilia |
| FAMILY NAME | Novero |
| SIGNATURE | NOVERO C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Pennsylvania State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7011-2548 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Striking (Up) Interspecies Collaborations with Crows and Falcons
This essay discusses two different kinds of human collaboration with wildlife. First, I consider the short non-fictional text Krähengekrächz (2016) by German author Monika Maron. Second, I look at young artist Hara Walther’s body of work, including her falconry, work she performs with her animal companion Sicilia.1 I deem both creative engagements to be two distinct yet related cases of zoopoetics (more on this below).2 Maron’s text is an incompl…
Art in the Archives of Natural History: The Temporalities of Spoerri’s Ein Inkompetenter Dialog
The essay analyzes contemporary artist Daniel Spoerri’s 2012 retrospective exhibition, titled Ein Inkompetenter Dialog?, held at the Vienna Natural History Museum (NHM). The exhibition comprised a selection of works from Spoerri’s œuvre shown alongside a selection of the Museum’s specimens. I argue that juxtaposed with the Museum collection, Ein Inkompetenter Dialog?, both as a collection of works and as an archive of the career of the artist, pl…
Painful Painting and Brutal Ecstasy: The Material Actions of Günter Brus and Otto Muehl
Class and Gender Anxieties in Weimar Nutritional Discourse: Max Rubner's Volksernährung
Nouvelle Cuisine Meets the German Cinema: Bella Martha's Recipe for Contemporary Film
Any food connoisseur who travels in Germany will know that haute cuisine has made its way into the country, and not just recently. 1 Gert Paczensky and Anna Duennebier, the German authors of an inf
Dada Diets: Dysfunctional Physiologies of Devouring
This article focuses on the metaphoric use of incorporation and digestion in Dadaist texts and manifestos. It deals with the semiotic – or rather rhetorical – approach to food that is detectable in the texts written by one wing of Dadaist artists and poets: the forerunners of the Surrealists, the group first associated with Zurich and then Paris, but also with Berlin and Cologne. The article refers in particular to Tzara, Serner, Picabia, Cravan,…
Stories of Food: Recipes of Modernity, Recipes of Tradition in Weimar Germany
Stories of Food: Recipes of Modernity, Recipes of Tradition in Weimar Germany
Dada Diets: Dysfunctional Physiologies of Devouring
This article focuses on the metaphoric use of incorporation and digestion in Dadaist texts and manifestos. It deals with the semiotic – or rather rhetorical – approach to food that is detectable in the texts written by one wing of Dadaist artists and poets: the forerunners of the Surrealists, the group first associated with Zurich and then Paris, but also with Berlin and Cologne. The article refers in particular to Tzara, Serner, Picabia, Cravan,…
Nouvelle Cuisine Meets the German Cinema: Bella Martha's Recipe for Contemporary Film
Any food connoisseur who travels in Germany will know that haute cuisine has made its way into the country, and not just recently. 1 Gert Paczensky and Anna Duennebier, the German authors of an inf
Painful Painting and Brutal Ecstasy: The Material Actions of Günter Brus and Otto Muehl
Class and Gender Anxieties in Weimar Nutritional Discourse: Max Rubner's Volksernährung
Art in the Archives of Natural History: The Temporalities of Spoerri’s Ein Inkompetenter Dialog
The essay analyzes contemporary artist Daniel Spoerri’s 2012 retrospective exhibition, titled Ein Inkompetenter Dialog?, held at the Vienna Natural History Museum (NHM). The exhibition comprised a selection of works from Spoerri’s œuvre shown alongside a selection of the Museum’s specimens. I argue that juxtaposed with the Museum collection, Ein Inkompetenter Dialog?, both as a collection of works and as an archive of the career of the artist, pl…
Striking (Up) Interspecies Collaborations with Crows and Falcons
This essay discusses two different kinds of human collaboration with wildlife. First, I consider the short non-fictional text Krähengekrächz (2016) by German author Monika Maron. Second, I look at young artist Hara Walther’s body of work, including her falconry, work she performs with her animal companion Sicilia.1 I deem both creative engagements to be two distinct yet related cases of zoopoetics (more on this below).2 Maron’s text is an incompl…
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