Buch, Englisch, 176 Seiten, Format (B × H): 135 mm x 210 mm, Gewicht: 241 g
Reihe: hors série
Buch, Englisch, 176 Seiten, Format (B × H): 135 mm x 210 mm, Gewicht: 241 g
Reihe: hors série
ISBN: 978-3-03734-209-1
Verlag: diaphanes
Although art always takes place in time, its manifestations – actual works of art – can be characterized by the specific and close connection they maintain between contemporaneity and timelessness. Their relation to time must be differentiated in a twofold manner: on the one hand, there is the relation to the time in which they are embedded, and, on the other, the relation to the time that they themselves create. In particular historical conditions a specific temporality of the artwork emerges. Both temporalities are superimposed on by one another, namely as a timelessness of artworks as such. The book assembles a variety of thinkers that confront one of the most crucial questions when dealing with the very definition, concept and operativity of art: How to link art to the concept of the contemporary?
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7 - 8Preface (Frank Ruda, Jan Völker)9 - 22For and Against the Contemporary (Alexander García Düttmann)23 - 44'No, Nobody Could Ever Call Me His Contemporary' (Judith Balso)45 - 58What is Contemporaneity in Theater? (Oliver Feltham)59 - 76We Are All Hot Girls in a Mental Asylum (Frank Ruda)77 - 90Fire Walk with Me (Mark Potocnik)91 - 106The Urinal and the Syncope (Barbara Formis)107 - 126The Exhaustion of the Critical Form as Aesthetic Value (Vladimir Safatle)127 - 144Benjamin and Adorno on Art as Critical Practice (Georg W. Bertram)145 - 162To end the End (Jan Völker)163 - 174Art and Mathematics (Alain Badiou)175 - 176Contributors
7 | - | 8 | Preface | (Frank Ruda, Jan Völker) |
9 | - | 22 | For and Against the Contemporary | (Alexander García Düttmann) |
23 | - | 44 | »No, Nobody Could Ever Call Me His Contemporary« | (Judith Balso) |
45 | - | 58 | What is Contemporaneity in Theater? | (Oliver Feltham) |
59 | - | 76 | We Are All Hot Girls in a Mental Asylum | (Frank Ruda) |
77 | - | 90 | Fire Walk with Me | (Mark Potocnik) |
91 | - | 106 | The Urinal and the Syncope | (Barbara Formis) |
107 | - | 126 | The Exhaustion of the Critical Form as Aesthetic Value | (Vladimir Safatle) |
127 | - | 144 | Benjamin and Adorno on Art as Critical Practice | (Georg W. Bertram) |
145 | - | 162 | To end the End | (Jan Völker) |
163 | - | 174 | Art and Mathematics | (Alain Badiou) |
175 | - | 176 | Contributors |