Polish Media Art in an Expanded Field
Distributed for Intellect Ltd
230 pages
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84 halftones
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7 x 9
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© 2016
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Table of Contents

Contents
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Chapter 1: The Country on the Moon: Or, Artists Reclaim the Polish Site
Chapter 2: Media Art, the Expanded Field: Legacies of Experimentation
Chapter 3: The Many Stories of Site: Looking Back to Move Foreword
Chapter 4: Spaces of Appearance and Communication: The Public and “Me”
Chapter 5: Fantasies of Media Age: Mediations of Self and Site
Coda
References
Index
Introduction
Chapter 1: The Country on the Moon: Or, Artists Reclaim the Polish Site
Chapter 2: Media Art, the Expanded Field: Legacies of Experimentation
Chapter 3: The Many Stories of Site: Looking Back to Move Foreword
Chapter 4: Spaces of Appearance and Communication: The Public and “Me”
Chapter 5: Fantasies of Media Age: Mediations of Self and Site
Coda
References
Index
Review Quotes
Slavic Review
"Alongside internationally acclaimed Polish artists, [Kaminska] discusses the works of artists who are less or even barely recognizable outside Poland. Her own perspective of a Polish-speaking outsider grants her insights an interpretive freshness and brings in conceptual paradigms that are rarely used to analyze the phenomena she examines. As a result, Kaminska’s book is highly original and valuable not only to her implied readership. . . . Kaminska’s book is one of the most interesting studies of contemporary art in Poland. Locating her argument in intersecting contexts and frameworks, Kaminska offers a novel account of Polish media art and shows, within the paradigm she adopted, how contemporary artists in Poland negotiate their identities and face up to new challenges."
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