Manifesta, Art, Society and Politics
Autor Erdem Çolaken Limba Engleză Paperback – 21 aug 2025
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781350375840
ISBN-10: 1350375845
Pagini: 248
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 x 25 mm
Greutate: 0.45 kg
Editura: BLOOMSBURY ACADEMIC
ISBN-10: 1350375845
Pagini: 248
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 x 25 mm
Greutate: 0.45 kg
Editura: BLOOMSBURY ACADEMIC
Caracteristici
Uses case studies from every iteration of the exhibition, these took place in: Rotterdam, Luxembourg, Ljubljana, Frankfurt, San Sebastian, Nicosia, Trentino - South Tyrol, Murcia, Limburg, St. Petersburg, Zurich, Palermo, Marseille, and Pristina
Notă biografică
Erdem Çolak is an artist and a lecturer in the Department of Political Science and Public Administration at Middle East Technical University, Turkey.
Cuprins
List of Figures and TablesAcknowledgementsIntroductionPart One: Manifesta and "The East of the West" (Manifesta 1 - Manifesta 3)1. Globalization, Manifesta and the "East of the West" 2. Institutional, Infrastructural and Discursive Backdrop for Manifesta 3. Curatorial and Artistic Strategies of Manifesta in Its First Decade Part Two: Branding Regions Through Manifesta (Manifesta 4 - Manifesta 9)4. New Regionalism, Creative Cities and Manifesta 5. Manifesta's Interests in its Second Decade: The Urban and Education 6. Curatorial and Artistic Strategies of Manifesta in its Second Decade Part Three: Safety First: Manifesta's Flight to Non-EU Territories (Manifesta 10 - Manifesta 11)7. Manifesta's "Second Eastern Expedition" to St. Petersburg 8. What People, Contemporary Art Biennials and Municipalities Do for Money? The Case of Manifesta 11 - ZurichPart Four: Manifesta and the Urban - Vol. II (Manifesta 12 - Manifesta 14)9. Revitalizing Cities Through ArtConclusion Summary Appendices ReferencesNotes
Recenzii
Adopting a convincing interdisciplinary methodology, Erdem ?olak provides a meticulously researched evaluation of Manifesta. With great authority and insight, he navigates not only the fault-lines of an emergent 'new Europe' as place but also the place of art within that continuing process.
We've waited nearly twenty years for a newly dedicated exploration of Manifesta and how it reshaped the terrain of contemporary art in Europe. Çolak fills that gap with a book at once critical and caring of this landmark institution, and a timely exploration of biennial culture since the 1990s.
Pulling back the curtain on Manifesta, political scientist Erdem Çolak offers a clear-eyed, data-driven dive into the show's "art-politics-commerce triangle" over time. The author makes a compelling argument for Manifesta as a carrier of neoliberal consensus - defining European-ness through scaled effects, as individual artworks, curatorial solidarities, and urban alterations leave their mark on the future.
We've waited nearly twenty years for a newly dedicated exploration of Manifesta and how it reshaped the terrain of contemporary art in Europe. Çolak fills that gap with a book at once critical and caring of this landmark institution, and a timely exploration of biennial culture since the 1990s.
Pulling back the curtain on Manifesta, political scientist Erdem Çolak offers a clear-eyed, data-driven dive into the show's "art-politics-commerce triangle" over time. The author makes a compelling argument for Manifesta as a carrier of neoliberal consensus - defining European-ness through scaled effects, as individual artworks, curatorial solidarities, and urban alterations leave their mark on the future.