Provocation is an attempt to make something visible through contradiction, through scandal, defiance; to make something visible that should perhaps guard its secret (Baudrillard, The Singular Objects of Architecture. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 2002:16).
Interview
An Interview with Mike Gane by Paul O. Mahoney
Articles
Thorsten Botz-Bornstein. Revelation and Seduction: Baudrillard, Tillich, and Muslim Punk
Alan Cholodenko. (The) Death (of) The Animator, or: The Felicity of Felix
John Iliopoulos. Baudrillard and a Short History of Psychiatric Photography
Sean McQueen. Remote Control Society: Baudrillard and Inversive Utopia
William Pawlett. Baudrillard’s Duality: Manichaeism and The Principle of Evil
Alex Wade. Social Metaphors and Meaning in Fourth Order Simulacra
Thesis
Lucy-Jayne Bloomer Davies. Rethinking ‘Food Pornography’: The Media and the Critical Illusion
Referencing Matters
Paul O. Mahoney. On Baudrillard’s Uses of Elias Canetti
From the Web
Gary Genosko. Book Review of Gerry Coulter’s Jean Baudrillard: From the Ocean to the Desert – The Poetics of Radicality (Skyland, North Carolina, Intertheory Press, 2012): https://ejournals.library.ualberta.ca/index.php/CJS/article/view/20472/15867
Joseph Nechvatal. “Painting and Philosophy: An Assessment”. In Hyperallergic: An Alternative to Art and its Discontents (October 28, 2013): http://hyperallergic.com/90646/painting-and-philosophy-an-assessment/
Joseph Nechvatal. “Review of Philippe Parreno’s ‘Anywhere, Anywhere, Out of the World’”. In On-Verge: Sensitive Art Criticism [With reflections on a post-relational art] (November 27, 2013): http://www.on-verge.org/essays/review-of-philippe-parreno-anywhere-anywhere-out-of-the-world/
Christoph Raetsch. “Baudrillard on the Virtual” in Symbolic Exchanges: Approaching Forms of Interaction (a blog): http://symbolicexchange.wordpress.com/2013/10/07/baudrillard-on-the-virtual/