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9789353575304 60ba3857c50b691f9be83bbe The Personal Is Political: Photo Film & Performance Archives https://www.midlandbookshop.com/s/607fe93d7eafcac1f2c73ea4/60bdf221a1435568e9da97fa/9789353575304.jpg Probing the canon of art history and its discontents the essays featured in this volume study responses to the varied ecologies of power within cultures of lens-based and performance art. They examine the horizons of personal and collective memory and the phenomenology of a de-sequential temporality. Focusing on practices which contravene axiomatic relations disciplinary gestures of exclusion and archival impulses towards erasure these essays are drawn from surveys of selected films photo archives trans-media practices and performances in South Asia and beyond. 9789353575304
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  • ISBN: 9789353575304
  • Author: Serendipity Arts Foundation
  • Publisher: HarperCollins
  • Pages: 144
  • Format: Paperback
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Probing the canon of art history and its discontents the essays featured in this volume study responses to the varied ecologies of power within cultures of lens-based and performance art. They examine the horizons of personal and collective memory and the phenomenology of a de-sequential temporality. Focusing on practices which contravene axiomatic relations disciplinary gestures of exclusion and archival impulses towards erasure these essays are drawn from surveys of selected films photo archives trans-media practices and performances in South Asia and beyond.

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