Art and Democracy in Post-Communist Europe
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312 pages
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70 color plates
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6 x 9
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© 2012
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Table of Contents

Contents
Introduction: Agoraphilia After Communism
1. 1989: The Spatial Turn
Part One: History and Contemporaneity
2. From Geography to Topography
3. From the Politics of Autonomy to the Autonomy of Politics
4. Anarchy, Critique, Utopia
Part Two: Memory
5. Between Real Socialism and Nationalism
6. New Museums in New Europe
Part Three: Democracy after Communism
7. Art and Biopolitics: Ilya Kabakov and Krzysztof Wodiczko
8. Gender after the Fall of the Wall
9. Unfulfilled Democracy
References
Photo Acknowledgements
Index
1. 1989: The Spatial Turn
Part One: History and Contemporaneity
2. From Geography to Topography
3. From the Politics of Autonomy to the Autonomy of Politics
4. Anarchy, Critique, Utopia
Part Two: Memory
5. Between Real Socialism and Nationalism
6. New Museums in New Europe
Part Three: Democracy after Communism
7. Art and Biopolitics: Ilya Kabakov and Krzysztof Wodiczko
8. Gender after the Fall of the Wall
9. Unfulfilled Democracy
References
Photo Acknowledgements
Index
Review Quotes
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“Impressively informative and thoughtful.”
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