Maquillage as Meditation: Carmelo Bene and the Undead delete by SculptureCenter deputy director Kyle

by SculptureCenter deputy director Kyle Dancewicz

inspired by the ideal size and proportions of a MoMA paper bag

Caillois sought to examine chance

• Plus a reflection on growing up in Hershey’s corporate candy town

An example of this are the textile works and installations made from the cactus fibre Chaguar and presented in the publication Textile

Maquillage as Meditation: Carmelo Bene and the Undead delete by SculptureCenter deputy director KylePartly a script, partly a personal voyage into the psyche of diseducation, this book happens, has : happened and will happen on the 31st of October in a place called 'The Palace of Melancholy'. In this temporal and spatial loop, the figure of Italian actor, author, director, philosopher, and public persona Carmelo Bene is summoned to hopefully be dismissed once and for all. Bene is looked at by the author reluctantly and yet resolutely through inner