Empires, ruins + networks : the transcultural agenda in art / edited by Scott McQuire and Nikos Papastergiadis.

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TextPublisher: Carlton, Vic. : Melbourne University Press, 2005Description: xv, 319 pISBN:

0522852181 :

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700.103 22

Summary: This title examines the place of art in a world that is being deliberately polarized by the fear of terror. It sets out to provoke a dialogue between art and politics, speaking against the silencing of indigenous and immigrant communities. And it proposes new models for cultural collaboration.

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This title examines the place of art in a world that is being deliberately polarized by the fear of terror. It sets out to provoke a dialogue between art and politics, speaking against the silencing of indigenous and immigrant communities. And it proposes new models for cultural collaboration.

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