Olfactory Art and the Political in an Age of Resistance

1 Olfactory Politics in Black Diasporic Art 2 Perfumes, Shea Butter, and Black Soap: The Smell of Resistance 3 Common Scents, a Social Sense of Smell: Orientation, Territory and the Evidence of Beings 4 The Political Potential of Smoke 5 Olfactory Resistance at the End of the World 6 Eco-olfactory Art: Experiencing the Stories of the Air We Breathe 7 Olfactivism: Scents in the City and Beyond 8 Is There Empathy through Breathing? 9 Olfaction as Radical Collaboration 10 Chrysanthemum Powder and Other Interspecies Scent Rituals 11 Eat Your Makeup: Perfume, Drag, and the Transgressions of Queer Subjects under Capitalism 12 Scented Bodies: Perfuming as Resistance and a Subversive Identity Statement 13 Women's Smell: Towards a New Representation of the Body 14 Scent and Seduction: The Power of Smell in the Stories of Katherine Mansfield 15 The Olfactory Counter-monument: Active Smelling and the Politics of Wonder in the Contemporary Museum 16 Shaking Off Disinterested Contemplation: Toward a New Aesthetics of Smell 17 Malodors and Miasmas: The Political Potential of Working with Smell 18 Enteric Aesthetics