¡Abajo el muro!
arte, neoliberalismo y emancipacion desde 1989
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Publication
2021 - Museo Universitario Arte Contemporáneo, UNAM, Ciudad de México, Mexico
Language
English
Word Count
81,750 words, Guess
Page Count
327 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-106073047436
- ISBN-106078768379
- ISBN-139786073047432
- ISBN-139786078768370
- OCLC Control Number1302099158
and 1 more
- Open LibraryOL43758940M
Classifications
- LCCN72.P6 A23 2019
Description
"¡Abajo el muro! Arte, neoliberalismo y emancipación desde 1989 interroga las transformaciones más significativas en las prácticas artísticas contemporáneas con el auge de las políticas neoliberales y su impacto global. Sobre ese trasfondo, este volumen rastrea tanto el replanteamiento del vínculo entre arte y política y las implicaciones de exigir un arte socialmente útil como el auge de la colaboración social, el papel de las ruinas del imaginario moderno y la necesidad de desplazar los relatos artísticos en México hacia los feminismos o las singularidades de Oaxaca o Monterrey. Diseminadas conceptual y geográficamente, las contribuciones que se reúnen aquí se hacen eco del proceso mismo que se cifra en el derrumbe del Muro de Berlín, con reverberaciones dilatadas espacial y temporalmente que aún atraviesan las formas tomadas por las prácticas artísticas en la actualidad"-- It intensifies the most significant transformations in contemporary artistic practices with the rise of neoliberal policies and their global impact. Against this background, this volume traces both the rethinking of the link between art and politics and the implications of demanding a "socially useful" art, as well as the rise of social collaboration, the role of the ruins of the modern imaginary and the need to displace artistic stories in Mexico towards feminisms or the singularities of Oaxaca or Monterrey. Disseminated conceptually and geographically, the contributions gathered here echo the very process that is enshrined in the collapse of the Berlin Wall, with spatially and temporally protracted reverberations that still cut through the forms taken by artistic practices today.
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