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      Contemporary ArtTania Bruguera
How can artists create a sense of community outside the usual liberal formations—national identity, corporate "creative" urbanism, the bourgeois public sphere? Art after Liberalism addresses this question through readings of works by... more
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      Cultural StudiesPolitical Geography and GeopoliticsPolitical PhilosophyVisual Studies
prologue, intro and afterword of book Publication date: October 20, 2016 Abstract: Restrictive border protection policies directed toward managing the flow of refugees coming into neoliberal democracies (and out of failing nation-states)... more
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      Cultural HistoryCultural StudiesFuture StudiesVisual Sociology
Article responding to recent developments in the field of social practice, focused on the US
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      Urban RegenerationGentrificationSocial PracticeTania Bruguera
Dès le Triomphe de la Révolution, en 1959, le gouvernement castriste définit les principes d’une politique éducative et culturelle pensée comme une priorité de l’action révolutionnaire en tant que moyen d’émancipation sociale. En... more
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      Contemporary ArtArt MarketFidel CastroCuban Revolution
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      Cuban RevolutionRainer Werner FassbinderGerhard RichterRed Army Faction
Contemporary Cuban art often highlights the widespread practice of repair. Fixing broken appliances and subdividing houses via DIY construction are frequent real-life responses to economic and social precarity. At the same time, these... more
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      EthicsVisual CultureMoral LuckCare
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      AestheticsPublic ArtPhilosophy of ArtDigital Arts
Bernard Stiegler (1952–2020) was a French philosopher, introduced to philosophy by Gérard Granel, and subsequently became a distinguished graduate of Jacques Derrida. Leonid Bilmes named Stiegler as one of the most influential European... more
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      AestheticsBehavioral SciencesDigital HumanitiesContemporary Art
This article presents a new approach to studying aesthetics by weaving together a thread of ideas based on investigating the problematics of the philosophy of art from a behavioral paradigm in order to exceed the margins of aesthetics. I... more
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      AestheticsPhilosophy of ArtBernard StieglerEsthetics
Brief recount of an episode of censorship in Cuba: Tania Bruguera's Untitled (Havana, 2000), published by The Museum of Modern Art, New York, 2018
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      Contemporary ArtPerformance ArtCuban RevolutionCuban art
The purpose of this paper is to make a study from the critical in the Esferapublica.org Net and media’s debate written between August 26 and September 23, 2009, about Tania Bruguera’s per­ formance Untitled (Bogotá, 2009). In which... more
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      Discourse AnalysisArt CriticismArte contemporáneoTeoria E Critica De Arte
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      Cultural PolicyCuban StudiesTania BrugueraRaúl Castro
Nel testo "La Conquista dell’America", Tzvetan Todorov analizza la differenza culturale nel manifestare violenza tra gli aztechi e gli spagnoli: se le azioni dei primi sembrano riconducibili a quella che lui stesso definisce “società del... more
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      Latin American StudiesArt HistoryContemporary ArtCentral American Studies
Nel 2019 Tania Bruguera viene chiamata a partecipare alla Biennale Atlas of Transitions a Bologna. Per l'occasione l'artista e attivista cubana propone due progetti che riflettono sui concetti di cittadinanza, territorio, appartenenza e... more
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      Contemporary ArtAnthropology of PerformancePolitical ArtParticipatory Democracy
In her book 'Dewey for Artists' Chicago-based curator Mary Jane Jacob points to a radical practice, inspired by the thinking and doing of John Dewey (1859-1957), in which reform is regarded as a more powerful and effective way to change... more
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      BuddhismArt HistoryArt TheoryPhilosophy of Art
La verità anche a scapito del mondo – prima grande mostra dedicata all’artista in Italia –, presenta una realtà senza filtro alcuno, un inno alla consapevolezza e al pensiero critico. Attraverso un’ampia selezione di opere, alcune... more
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      Performance StudiesContemporary ArtPerformance ArtPolitical aesthetics
https://manastabalblog.wordpress.com/2019/10/27/la-forza-fisica-per-un-arte-femminista-globale/ [...] "La “visibilità” – usata certamente come arma e non nelle nostre mani – è perlopiù un dato istantaneo, circoscritto e... more
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      PerceptionContemporary ArtPerformance ArtFeminism
A lecture on a curatorial proposition that assembles different artistic practices, which propose different forms of citizenship in the current issue of The Drouth magazine. (initial draft of the essay presented also in Creative Time's... more
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      Contemporary ArtNationalism And State BuildingState TheoryCuratorial Practice (Art)
Cuba. Tatuare la storia, parte da un omaggio ad Ana Mendieta e, attraverso una vasta selezione di opere e installazioni di artisti attivi dalla metà degli anni settanta in poi, traccia un percorso che lega presenze più storicizzate con le... more
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      Ana MendietaFelix Gonzalez-TorresTania BrugueraWilfredo Prieto
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      Performance StudiesCuban literatureCensorship of literary and popular culture textsCuban Revolution
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      Political EconomyCultural PolicyInternet StudiesCuban Studies
The choreographic element in Jacques Rancière's notion of “police” is used to advance the concept of “choreopolice,” which can then be set in opposition to “choreopolitics” to redefine “choreography” and release it from imperative, or... more
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      Performance StudiesJacques RancièreArt Theory and PoliticsLiterary studies
Inter, art actuel 126 25 risques et dérapages ont été démontrées par plus d'un. Des herméneutes de droite ou des fers de lance de l'anti-nietzschéisme ont porté le même diagnostic sur nietzsche : louables (pour les premiers), coupables... more
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      Performance ArtVideo ArtSociology of ArtsWomen in Art
In late December 2014, the artist Tania Bruguera was arrested after attempting to carry out an unsanctioned performance centred on freedom of speech in Revolution Square, Havana, Cuba. She was released after three days but held in the... more
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      Political ArtSocial PracticeHannah ArendtArt and Activism
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      Latin American StudiesDigital MediaCuban StudiesInternet & Society
Abstract: The choreographic element in Jacques Rancière’s notion of “police” is used to advance the concept of “choreopolice,” which can then be set in opposition to “choreopolitics” to redefine “choreography” and release it from... more
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      Performance StudiesJacques RancièreArt Theory and PoliticsPolitical protest and resistance