C A B I N E T
132 Tyers Street Vauxhall Pleasure Gardens London SE11 5HS
art@cabinet.uk.com
Mailing List
Click here to enter website
***
Current Exhibition
Diamond Stingily
May 29
30th May - 6th September 2025
Thursday - Saturday, 12.00 - 6.00pm
***
ARTISTS
***
Death Etc.
***
Gallery Exhibitions in 2024-25
***
Mailing List
***
C A B I N E T Features
*
I.
Pierre Klossowski
Films, texts and images
*
II.
Weekend Pirate Play
'It falls to Sade to become the first modern thinker to insist on the close relationshipbetween the phantasm and its commercial valorisation, thus on the role of money as asign of the phantasm's inestimable value. Money is an integral part of the representativemode of perversion. Because the perverse phantasm is inherently unintelligible andinexchangeable, money constitutes (by its abstract character) its universally intelligibleequivalent. But we must distinguish between two things here in Sade: on the one hand,the phantasmatic function of money, the act of buying or of being sold, insofar as moneyis only an exteriorisation of perversity, a means of realising it between different partners;and on the other, the mediating function of money between the closed world of abnormalitiesand the world of institutional norms.'
Pierre Klossowski
The Phantasms of Perversion: Sade and Fourier, 1970
*
III.
Marc Camille Chaimowicz
Images, texts, films and publications
*
IV.
David Antin
*
V.
The Rules of the Game
Michel Leiris & Jacques Rivette
*
VI.
CABINET MATTER:
Food. Jones reads Atkins'
Old Food
*
VII.
CABINET MATTER:
Drink.
Drunken Bakers
by Mark Leckey
*
VIII.
CABINET MATTER:
Drugs. Henri Michaux
*
IX
.
Pierre Guyotat: Reading Matter Pt. 1
*
X.
Wu Tsang:
Sudden Rise Dub 1
*
XI.
JD Williams
New Ammo Coming Soon
*
XII.
Gili Tal
Civic Virtues
*
XIII.
Lucy McKenzie
Prime Suspect
at Museum Brandhorst
*
XIV.
REFUSE. Ed Atkins
*
XV.
EASTER FEATURE
***
publications