ENTKUNSTUNG IV: VIOLENCE • OPEN CALL FOR TEXTS AND ARTWORKS

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Precariousness
Theory

Precarious body/images
Ariana Dongus
07
Precariousness
art
Clumsy and Milky; Encoding the Last Quarter of a Pose
Michele Gabriele
2018
07
Precariousness
Theory

Haven’t We Always Been Precarious?
Alma Elena Cardoso
07
Precariousness
art
Rituals of Resistance #1
Kay Walkowiak
2017
07
Precariousness
art
Elvira
Ariel Schlesinger
2017
07
Precariousness
Theory

How can we break the ahistoric informatic screens in the laboratories and camps of this world that take away the eyes and parts of the bodies today as we‘re governed by opaque oceans of data?
Ariana Dongus
07
Precariousness
art
Always Watching Over You (Powder Pink)
Patrick Colhoun
2018
07
Precariousness
statement

Cultural Workers Unite!
Kilian Jörg Michael Hirsch
07
Precariousness
Statement

It is evident that art is not going to redeem us—and it is not its function to do so.
ENTKUNSTUNG
07
Precariousness
art
I Would Like To Be A Better Person
Marta Navaridas
2018
07
Precariousness
art
FOREVER RIDE OR DIE
Geovanna Gonzalez
2018
07
Precariousness
art
Buy, Sell, Love
Michael Paul Romstöck
2016
07
Precariousness
art
Sans-titre (Limite 2)
Mathias Euwer
2016
07
Precariousness
art
The Capital Standard
Fabio Lattanzi Antinori
2018
07
Precariousness
art
Perseverance in the Absurdity (film stills)
James Joyce
2018
07
Precariousness
art
Beltdecke #4
Monica Bonvicini
2017
07
Precariousness
Statement

07 PRECARIOUSNESS
ENTKUNSTUNG
07
Precariousness
theory

Governmental Precarization
Isabell Lorey
07
Precariousness
Theory

Problematizing Rubens’ Winter
Jean-Yves Heurtebise
07
Precariousness
Theory

In Walter Benjamin’s understanding, the use of allegory is
typical of Baroque Art: Man acknowledges his guilty passion for this world in the moment of its decay.
Jean-Yves Heurtebise

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