baracca (baˈrakka)
feminine noun
translations: hut
(pejorative) hovel
(informal, pejorative, oggetto) piece of junk
mandare avanti la
baracca to keep things going
come va la baracca? how are you managing?
piantare baracca e
burattini to throw everything up
baraka
noun ba·ra·ka \bəˈräkə\
translation: a blessing that is regarded in various Eastern religions as an
indwelling spiritual force and divine gift inhering in saints, charismatic
leaders, and natural objects
Baracca
to have no fixed abode; to weld artistic to curatorial practice; to explore
and propagate a paradigm of art that descibes the 'underground' or less visible
segment of contemporary art as a type of Folklore, that is, a living
body of practices, ritual, and aesthetics that subtly shapes and informs the larger
body of accepted culture; to fail; to fail better; to make catalogues for
exhibitions that do not exist; to celebrate ten years of existence in the eleventh year of existence; to have no
clue about good taste, or manners;
to try; to try again; to make the same mistake over and over again until it
fits the circumstances ; to be insecure, but be bloody-minded in the resolve to
be insecure; to get it right; to get it exactly wrong; to get it, by hook or by
crook; to wilfully misunderstand the obvious; to restate the improbable in
terms of the absurd; to have the cake, and make others eat it; to know when to
stop, but ignore