Akin Adesokan: Postcolonial Artists and Global Aesthetics (2011)

“What happens when social and political processes such as globalization shape cultural production? Drawing on a range of writers and filmmakers from Africa and elsewhere, Akin Adesokan explores the forces at work in the production and circulation of culture in a globalized world. He tackles problems such as artistic representation in the era of decolonization, the uneven development of aesthetics across the world, and the impact of location and commodity culture on genres, with a distinctive approach that exposes the global processes transforming cultural forms.”

Publisher Indiana University Press, 2011
African Expressive Cultures series
ISBN 0253356792, 9780253356796
230 pages

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A Blind Love, catalogue (2012) [English/Czech]

A catalogue for an exhibition curated by Jiří Havlíček, with the works by Georgij Bagdasarov, Pierre Daguin, Zdeněk Mezihorák, Filip Nerad, Petr Strouhal, and Jan Žalio (October-November 2012).

Publisher Polansky Gallery / MKNKLL, Prague, October 2012
64 pages

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FIT: Festival intermediálnej tvorby, catalogue (1991) [Slovak]

A catalogue for an intermedia art festival organised by The Society for Non-conventional Music (SNEH) in Bratislava on 4-10 March 1991.

Featured artists: Milan Adamčiak, László Cselényi, Balvan Theatre, Daniel Aschwanden, Dada Soiré, Dama Dama, Stano Filko, Dušan Hanák, Viktor Hulík, Milan Knížák, Werner Kodytek, Ladislav Novák, Štěpán Pala, Nová vážnosť, Michal Kern, Dezider Tóth, Juraj Bartusz, Jozef Juhász, Čenkovej deti, Jozef Juhász, Blaho Uhlár Theatre, Transmusic comp. Tibor Szemző, Vitebsk Broken, Alan Vitouš, A Dato

Editor Milan Adamčiak
via muzika-komunika.blogspot.com

FIT on Monoskop wiki

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