Description |
244 pages : cil. illustrations ; 29 cm |
Contents |
Terrible beauties / Bernadette Buckley -- Sewing and sealing: speaking silence / Mary Richards -- Witnessing trauma: theatrical responses to terrorism / Emma Govan -- Visualizing the invisible? Images of migrants and refugees in the new Europe / Gen Doy -- New York Times, monuments, art and affect: re-enactments in greyscale / Pia Lindman -- Gift of terror: suicide-terrorism and potlatch / Ross Birrell -- I, terrorealist / Kendell Geers -- Double trauma: mute art of terror / Ken Neil -- Terror lexicon: shadows, places and ghosts / James A. Walker -- Views from the epicentre and elsewhere / Graham Coulter-Smith -- Suicide-bombers-martyrs' videos and site-specific art / Khaled D. Ramadan -- Tampa: when gazes collide / Mireille Astore -- Speaking the unspeakable: invisibility and trauma after 9-11 / Karen Randall -- Terror unscene: meditations on the photography of Tomoko Yoneda / Guy Moreton -- Journeys to, from and around: founding home in transition / Misha Myers -- Iconoclasm: the destruction and loss of heritage reconsidered / Cornelius Holtorf |
Summary |
"In this book artists and arts theorists explore the various ways in which art can help articulate the zone of grey that lies behind the black and white term 'terrorism'. The images and texts in this volume also tackle a growing awareness that the ill-defined 'war on terror' which has followed in the wake of 11 September 2001 is accompanied by a politics of fear. One of the sub-themes in this book is the impact of this atmosphere on the plight of asylum seekers. And one can also note that the politics of fear threatens the freedom of expression which is so important to art in a democratic society."--BOOK JACKET |
Notes |
Includes index |
Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references |
Subject |
Art, Modern -- 21st century -- Themes, motives.
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Fear in art.
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Terrorism in art.
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Author |
Coulter-Smith, Graham.
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Owen, Maurice.
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LC no. |
2006361374 |
ISBN |
1903470412 |
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