Space (Re)Solutions
Intervention and Research in Visual Culture
1st Edition
Published on 15. March 2014
264 pages
978-3-8394-1847-5 (ISBN)
Description
The rapid changes currently taking place in our urban, political and institutional environments have shifted spatial practice to centre stage both in civic life and academic research. Social networking, political projects, cross-border movements, artistic interventions, urban and environmental initiatives, self-organized educational practices - all articulate the challenges involved in organizing the spaces we share.In this volume, visual culture scholars from around the world discuss the »practical turn« in different fields of critical engagement, proposing fresh ways to assert an interpenetrated space of research and intervention.
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Series
Language
English
Place of publication
Bielefeld
Germany
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Edition type
Digital original
Illustrations
70
70 s/w Abbildungen
zahlr. Abb.
File size
9,30 MB
ISBN-13
978-3-8394-1847-5 (9783839418475)
DOI
10.14361/transcript.9783839418475
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Persons
Editor
Peter Mörtenböck, Technische Universität Wien und Goldsmiths, University of London, Österreich / UK
Peter Mörtenböck (Prof. Dr.) lehrt Kunst- und Architekturtheorie in Wien und London. Der Kulturwissenschafter gilt als Wegbereiter des Forschungsfeldes Visuelle Kultur im deutschen Sprachraum. Seine Texte zur Transformation von Stadt und urbaner Kultur sind in zahlreiche Sprachen übersetzt worden.
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Helge Mooshammer, Technische Universität Wien und Goldsmiths, University of London, Österreich / UK
Helge Mooshammer (Dr.), Architekt und Theoretiker, forscht und lehrt zu Fragen zeitgenössischer visueller Kultur in Wien und London. Er ist Autor zahlreicher Publikationen, die sich der globalen Dimension post-kapitalistischer Veränderungen und den von ihnen hervorgerufenen Gegenbewegungen widmen.
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Content
- Intro
- Cover Space (Re)Solutions
- Contents
- Motions
- ECOLOGIES OF VISIBILITY
- On the Ground. Media in Conflict Zones
- Landscapeness as Social Primer and Ground. Visual and Spatial Processes between Biopolitics, Habitation and the Body
- Contemporary Art, >Counter-Environmentalism<, and the Politics of A-Signification
- The Mise en abyme Effect. Politics and the Fantasy of Total Visibility
- Of Lights, Flesh, Glitter and Soil. Notes towards a Complex Ecology of Live Art
- Queering Colonialism or Queer Imperialism? Migrating Images and Methodologies of Spatial Transgression
- The Reciprocal Relationship between Art and Visual Culture in the Balkans
- GEOGRAPHIES OF CIRCULATION
- Motor City Illusions, Driven Over the Sea
- Making Do
- Uglyville. A Contention of Anti-Romaism in Europe
- Fortified Knowledge. From Supranational Governance to Translocal Resistance
- Disrupting the Visual Paradigm
- Space Complicities. Towards Strategies of Inhabiting Exception, Wars and Parks
- BOUNDARIES OF PRACTICE
- Employing Social Art Practice. Exploring New Methods for Research and Geopolitical Realities
- Demands on Education. Things, We've Learned ...
- Access to Interfaces of Expression. A Workshop with Women Artists in Syria
- »...but we have always been here«. Visible and Invisible Representation of Heteroglossia and Minority Languages in the Alpe-Adria Region
- Methodologies of Destabilization. KIOSKcollective
- The Border Bookmobile. Intervention in an Age of Circulation Anxiety
- Authors
