Brent Everett Dickinson is a multi-disciplinary conceptual artist based in Los Angeles. He has presented exhibitions, performances and screenings of his work around the US, Canada and Europe including the Essl Museum, Vienna; Socrates Sculpture Park, NYC; Chelsea Music Festival, NYC; Cornerstone Music Festival, Chicago; This Red Door, NYC; and at ArtCenter, Cal Arts, Cuesta College, and Gordon College. Dickinson’s work has been written about in various art and culture publications such as artnet news, Stern, Sleek, The Other Journal, and Visual Inquiries.
In 2017, Dickinson founded the Marcel Maus Hermeneutical Think Tank (MMHTT). The MMHTT is an immersive, web-based, conceptual project that engages philosophical, political and theological concepts, not as sources of content per se, but rather as combinable “organs” that differently code, format and shape the project’s body: a body with weird organs. The MMHTT is a web project (1s and 0s) that functions as a bipolar, hauntological arts organization (disembodied, organized organs) that sees itself as a genesis machine (emergence of new flows and flights) that is working to prepare the way for the coming of ART.
www.brenteverettdickinson.com
Being and Nothingness at Desert X
Traveling through the California desert, looking for what's real.
As my body hurtled across the desert plane on a south by southeast heading, the open road and open landscape allowing for a respectable 80 mph velocity, the fragile bodies of the painted ladies were on the move heading north. Hundreds of thousands of these little paperthin miracles, these gorgeous butterflies with their understated coloration, […]
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