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Who If Not We...?

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  • kolektiv

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  • 296 stron
  • 11 godzin czytania

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Who if not we . . . ? consists of seven exhibitions (episodes) and a number of additional projects throughout Europe organized by Thinking Forward --a cultural program formed on the occasion of the Dutch presidency of the European Union. The main motivation of this visual art program is to discuss how art can participate in current social and political change. In the words of Maria "The question IWho if not we . . . ?' points to our primary to interpret this political assignment as an opportunity to modestly appeal to Iwe'--European artists, thinkers, and others--to take an active part in creating a new reality through artistic and knowledge production. If not we, then others will, and we run the risk that such a future would not necessarily be shaped around our own hopes and dreams." This publication presents comprehensive insight into all parts of the program, and includes new texts by Ole Bouman, Boris Groys, Igor Zabel, and others.

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Who If Not We...?, kolektiv

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Rok wydania
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Tytuł
Who If Not We...?
Język
angielski
Autorzy
kolektiv
Wydawca
Artimo
Rok wydania
2005
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
296
ISBN10
9085460115
ISBN13
9789085460114
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Tagi
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Who if not we . . . ? consists of seven exhibitions (episodes) and a number of additional projects throughout Europe organized by Thinking Forward --a cultural program formed on the occasion of the Dutch presidency of the European Union. The main motivation of this visual art program is to discuss how art can participate in current social and political change. In the words of Maria "The question IWho if not we . . . ?' points to our primary to interpret this political assignment as an opportunity to modestly appeal to Iwe'--European artists, thinkers, and others--to take an active part in creating a new reality through artistic and knowledge production. If not we, then others will, and we run the risk that such a future would not necessarily be shaped around our own hopes and dreams." This publication presents comprehensive insight into all parts of the program, and includes new texts by Ole Bouman, Boris Groys, Igor Zabel, and others.