Art and thought

Aristotle, Titian and tragic painting; Wax, brick, and bread: apotheoses of matter and meaning in seventeenth-century philosophy and painting; Kant and the aesthetic imagination; Meaning, identity, embodiment: the uses of Merleau-Ponty´s phenomenology in Art History; Art works, utterances; and things; Art and the ethical; modernism and the problem of minimalism; Does are think? How can we think the feminine, aesthetically?; What was postminimalism?; Museum as works in the age of tecnological display: reading Heidegger through Tate Mmodern; Eyes Wide Shut: some considerations on thought ande art.