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From biennials and installations to participatory practices, contemporary art has come to embrace an aesthetic of democratization. Arts capacity for democracy building now defines its contemporary relevance, part of a broader, glo ... celý popis
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From biennials and installations to participatory practices, contemporary art has come to embrace an aesthetic of democratization. Arts capacity for democracy building now defines its contemporary relevance, part of a broader, global glorification of democracy as, it seems, the only legitimate model of politics. Yet numerous artists reject the alignment of art and democracy - in part because democracy has been associated not only with utopian political visions but also with neoliberal incursions and military interventions. It is just this paradox of democracy that Anthony Gardner explores in Politically Unbecoming, examining work from the 1980s to the 2000s by artists who have challenged democracy as the defining political, critical, and aesthetic frame for their work. In doing so, these artists also develop alternative artistic politics and practices that can remap the transformations in art and its politics since the end of the Cold War.
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