Llámalo de otra manera: Dick Higgins, Something Else Press, and Intermedia Art

This exhibition, accompanied by a publication, delves into the editorial project of Dick Higgins and the Something Else Press, which also functioned as a gallery. It explores artists' use of language and text as aesthetic material during the 1960s 'linguistic turn' and the concept of 'intermedia.'

The exhibition 'Llámalo de otra manera' (Call it another way) centers on the significant editorial project of Dick Higgins and his Something Else Press, which operated as a gallery from 1966. The publication accompanying the exhibition details research into this venture, a pivotal entity during the 1960s 'linguistic turn' when artists increasingly employed language and texts as their primary aesthetic materials. The Press's objective was to support the emerging creative experiments of composers, dancers, writers, and artists—many within Higgins's circle—providing a crucial platform for their often ephemeral work. The essays within the publication examine the entirety of Dick Higgins's project, encompassing the press, the gallery, and the concept of 'intermedia.' This term, coined by Higgins himself, was used to define heterogeneous forms that defied traditional categorization, fitting within the overarching ethos of 'something else.'

The page lists purchasing options for the accompanying publication but does not provide specific ticketing or admission information for the exhibition itself. Visitors are directed to purchase the book through various booksellers, including the official bookstore.