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Fabricating Publics.

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Book
Author/Creator:
Bal, Mieke, Author.
Berry, David M., Author.
Biedermann, Ferry, Author.
Bloomberg, Ramon, Author.
Bookchin, Natalie, Author.
Gere, Charlie, Author.
Juhasz, Alexandra, Author.
Madoff, Steven Henry, Author.
Muller, Nat, Author.
Rosamond, Emily, Author.
Ross, Christine, Author.
Sholette, Gregory, Author.
Smith, Terry, Author.
Zabala, Santiago, Author.
Forensic Architecture, Author.
UBERMORGEN, Author.
Contributor:
Balaskas, Bill, Editor, Author.
Bertolotti-Bailey, Stuart, Contributor.
Cox, Geoff, Editor.
Krysa, Joasia, Editor.
Reinfurt, David, Contributor.
Rito, Carolina, Editor, Author.
Simmonds, Mark, Contributor.
Yarnold, Esther, Contributor.
Coventry University, Producer.
Forensic Architecture, Author.
Kingston University, Producer.
Library Stack, distributor.
Liverpool John Moores University, Producer.
London South Bank University, Producer.
UBERMORGEN, Author.
Series:
DATA Browser ; 7
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Computer networks.
Computer software.
Critical theory.
Networks.
Software.
Genre:
Discursive works
Essay Collection.
Physical Description:
1 online resource.
Place of Publication:
[Place of publication not identified], Open Humanities Press, 2021.
Summary:
"This book explores how cultural practitioners and institutions perceive their role in the post-truth era, by repositioning their work in relation to the notion of the "public". The book addresses the multiple challenges posed for artists, curators and cultural activists by the conditions of post-factuality: Do cultural institutions have the practical means and the ethical authority to fight against the proliferation of "alternative facts" in politics, as well as within all aspects of our lives? What narratives of dissent are cultural practitioners developing, and how do they choose to communicate them? Could new media technologies still be considered as instruments of democratizing culture, or have they been irrevocably associated with 'empty' populism? Do "counter-publics" exist and, if yes, how are they formed? In the end, is "truth" a notion that could be reclaimed through contemporary culture?"-- provided by distributor.
Notes:
Archived and cataloged by Library Stack
CC BY-NC-SA.
Description from resource landing page (Library Stack, viewed on 09/29/2025).
Access Restriction:
Unrestricted online access

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