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New nationalisms, toxic patriotisms and systems of exclusion have been on the rise for the last decade, reinforced by technology and rooted in colonialism, slavery and class oppression. Our time offers a unique twist on these age-old structures: rhetorics of decolonization are now weaponized by autocratic regimes, just as they are normalized in the phantasmagoria of cultural practices. It is this paradoxical and entangled situation that we, perhaps somewhat emotionally, started to refer to as "perverse decolonization." This book is the result of a (self-)critical project of discussions, workshops, exhibitions and meetings in Cologne, Poland, Israel, Hong Kong and Chicago. Its conversations and essays question the twisted and oppressive climate in a world where true decolonization has yet to begin. Co-Published with Akademie der Künste der Welt / Köln (Academy of the Arts of the World / Cologne). With contributions by Avital Barak, Saddie Choua, Cosmin Costinaş, Ekaterina Degot, Natasha Ginwala, Andrzej Leder, Georgy Mamedov, Walter Benn Michaels, Joanna Rajkowska, David Riff, Aneta Rostkowska, Joshua Simon, Jan Sowa, Hito Steyerl, Mark Terkessidis, Mi You

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Het werk van de Russische fotograaf Sergey Bratkov (°1960) vindt steeds meer internationale waardering. De situatie waarin zijn helden zich bevinden is zonder meer buitenissig te noemen - en dat geldt zowel voor de extravagantie van de rijken als de nood van de armen. Bratkovs beelden ademen een bijtend realisme. Achter zijn portretten verschuilt zich een collectief verleden waarmee de mensen zich nog niet verzoend hebben en een individuele terughoudendheid tegenover de toekomst. Met zijn foto's en video's hekelt Bratkov de ideologische clichés van het sovjettijdperk en de stereotiepe beelden van de kapitalistische massamedia.

photography [process] --- fotografie --- Bratkov, Sergei --- Bratkov, Sergey --- Rusland --- Bratkov, Sergeĭ, --- Segey Bratkov (° 1960, Kharkov, Oekraïne) --- Fotografen ; Rusland ; 1990-2005 ; Sergey Bratkov --- Tentoonstellingscatalogi ; Gent ; S.M.A.K. Stedelijk Museum voor Actuele Kunst --- Europalia 2005 ; Rusland --- 77.092.07 --- (069) --- [Philippe Van Cauteren, Ekaterina Degot] --- twintigste eeuw --- Sovjet-Unie --- portret --- portretfotografie --- documentaire --- documentaire fotografie --- 77.071 BRATKOV --- Fotografen A - Z --- (Musea. Collecties) --- Exhibitions --- Bratkov, Sergeĭ, --- Bratkov, Sergey, --- Bratkov, Sergej, --- Segey Bratkov (° 1960, Kharkov, Oekraïne)

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Ever since the nineteen-nineties, curatorial discourse has revolved around the figure of the professional curator. Consequently, curatorial politics is usually considered the direct result of a curator's deliberate acts and intentions. Now, however, new institutional models and modes of exhibition practice together with key shifts in funding and collecting strategies have revealed aspects of curatorial politics over which the exhibition-maker has little or no control. The present volume presents a series of essays by noted art theorists and cultural scientists that go beyond the perspective of the individual curator to reveal these previously unexplored levels of curatorial politics.

politics --- Politics --- Museology --- exhibition curators --- kunst en politiek