Popularisation and Populism in the Visual Arts

Popularisation and Populism in the Visual Arts

Attraction Images

Schober, Anna

Taylor & Francis Ltd

06/2022

224

Mole

Inglês

9781032338002

15 a 20 dias

399

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Introduction

[Anna Schober]

1. The Popular in Philosophy

[Marc Roelli]

2. Authority of Images: Notes on an Iconography of Everybody Figures in the Visual Arts

[Anna Schober]

3. Not just everybody? On past and future attempts to visualise the people in democratic societies

[Wim Weymans]

4. The Ambivalences of Popularisation: The Theory and Practice of the Audience in Visual Art

[Eva Kernbauer]

5. Attraction and Efficacy: Spectacle as Critical Practice in Contemporary Art

[Elisabeth Fritz]

6. The Mask and the Narcissistic Wound: An Anthropological Perspective on Nationalist Leadership

[Lynda Dematteo]

7. Composite Faces: Photographic Constructions of Human Faces between Average and Type

[Raul Gschrey]

8. Duane Hanson's Sculptures of American Everyday Life

[Viola Ruehse]

9. Change of Scale: Film Between the Big and the Small Screen

[Martine Beugnet]

10. Estranging the Everyday. On the Creativity of Ordinariness

[Veronika Zink]

11. A Deleuzian Perspective on the Everybody between Visual Culture and recent Protest Movements

[Nina Bandi]

12. Contagion Images: The Affect of Queering the Social through Digital Memes

[Elena Pilipets]
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