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POLITICS OF ART, RESEARCH, WRITING

The Politics of Art (2012)

The Politics of Art
ABSTRACT

Current debates about political art or aesthetic politics do not take the politics of art into account. How can artists address social politics when the politics of art remain opaque? Continue reading The Politics of Art (2012) →

2012 POLITICS OF ART PROJECTS

WRITING

Walkthrough (2001)

WALKTHROUGH

Episode 1. An Ideal for Living

At the sound of the engines you strap the seat belt on tight and settle down anticipating take-off. Continue reading Walkthrough (2001) →

2001 PROJECTS

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Charlotte is (1994)
Personal Scales (1994)
Tipping the Scale (1995)
Trial Separation (1995)
Lovesong (1996)
Exchange (1996)
A Carcass (1997)
Absurd Trinity (1998)
You Don’t Have To (1998)
The Bride (1998)
Love Will Tear Us (1998)
Post-Production (1998)
Predictor (1998)
Myth 1 (1999)
Petit Objet a (1999)
Une Petite Mort (1999)
Taste of Apple (2000)
Skinner-Box (2000)
Walkthrough (2001)
Lost Weekend (2001)
La Source (2002)
Leng Tch’e (2002)
The Fold (2002)
The Posers (2005)
The Politics of Art (2012)
ART&CRITIQUE (2015)
Art Skool Co-op (2017)
Deptford Art & Gen (2018)
Radical Pedagogy (2019)

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The Politics of Art ABSTRACT

WALKTHROUGH

Episode 1. An Ideal for Living

The Politics of Art
ABSTRACT