Art, Activism & Oppositionality; Essays from Afterimage
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Copy number Shelfmark Shelf mark R007667 Ned. Fotomuseum $T KESTER.G 1998
TitleArt, Activism & Oppositionality; Essays from Afterimage
Author
Photographer
PublisherDuke University Press
Year of publication1998
Pagination320
Illustrationsb&w
DimensionsA5
MaterialTekstboek
Document TypeBook
ISBN0-8223-20959
Bibliographic Notespb;
SubjectOnderwijs en fotografie, Patronage en fotografie, Representatie en fotografie, Patronage van de fotografie: USA, Politiek en fotografie: USA, Geëngageerde fotografie: USA, Afterimage, fototijdschrift, USA
Abstract
CONTENTS :
1. Acknowledgments vii ;
2. Grant H. Kester : Ongoing Negotiations: Afterimage and the Analysis of Activist Art ;
3. Richard Bolton : The PoIitics of Patronage Enlightened Self-Interest: The Avant-Garde in the '80s ;
4. Darrell Moore : White Men Can't Program: The Contradictions of Multiculturalism ;
5. Coco Fusco : Fantasies of Oppositionality ;
6. Charles A. Wright Jr. : The Mythology of Difference: Vulgar Identity Politics at the Whitney ;
7. Martha Rosler : Theses on Defunding ;
8. Grant H. Kester : Rhetorical Questions: The Alternative Arts Sector and the Imaginary Public ;
9. Mullins Lee : Whose Multiculturalism? PBS, the Public, and Privilege, Mable Haddock and Chiquita ;
10. Brian Goldfarb : Video Activism and Critical Pedagogy: Sexuality at the End of the Rainbow Curriculum ;
11. David Trend : Activism and Oppositionality Cultural Struggle and Educational Activism ;
12. Ann Cvetkovich : Video, AIDS, and Activism ;
13. Michael Renov : Early Newsreel: The Construction of a Political Imaginary for the Left ;
14. Maurice Berger : Interview with Adrian Piper ;
15. Patricia Thomson : Video and Electoral Appeal ;
16. Patricia R. Zimmermann : Fetal Tissue: Reproductive Rights and Activist Video ;
17. Lorraine O'Grady: Olympia's Maid: Reclaiming Black Female Subjectivity ;
18. Ioannis Mookas: Fault Lines: Homophobic Innovation in Gay Rights, Special Rights ;
Index.
1. Acknowledgments vii ;
2. Grant H. Kester : Ongoing Negotiations: Afterimage and the Analysis of Activist Art ;
3. Richard Bolton : The PoIitics of Patronage Enlightened Self-Interest: The Avant-Garde in the '80s ;
4. Darrell Moore : White Men Can't Program: The Contradictions of Multiculturalism ;
5. Coco Fusco : Fantasies of Oppositionality ;
6. Charles A. Wright Jr. : The Mythology of Difference: Vulgar Identity Politics at the Whitney ;
7. Martha Rosler : Theses on Defunding ;
8. Grant H. Kester : Rhetorical Questions: The Alternative Arts Sector and the Imaginary Public ;
9. Mullins Lee : Whose Multiculturalism? PBS, the Public, and Privilege, Mable Haddock and Chiquita ;
10. Brian Goldfarb : Video Activism and Critical Pedagogy: Sexuality at the End of the Rainbow Curriculum ;
11. David Trend : Activism and Oppositionality Cultural Struggle and Educational Activism ;
12. Ann Cvetkovich : Video, AIDS, and Activism ;
13. Michael Renov : Early Newsreel: The Construction of a Political Imaginary for the Left ;
14. Maurice Berger : Interview with Adrian Piper ;
15. Patricia Thomson : Video and Electoral Appeal ;
16. Patricia R. Zimmermann : Fetal Tissue: Reproductive Rights and Activist Video ;
17. Lorraine O'Grady: Olympia's Maid: Reclaiming Black Female Subjectivity ;
18. Ioannis Mookas: Fault Lines: Homophobic Innovation in Gay Rights, Special Rights ;
Index.
| Copy number | R007667 |
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| Shelf mark | $T KESTER.G 1998 |