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Globalizing Art
Globalizing Art
Negotiating Place, Identity and Nation in Contemporary Nordic Art
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Format: Hæftet
Sprog: Engelsk
ISBN: 9788779345720
Højde: 236 mm
Bredde: 175 mm
Antal sider: 293
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The cultural agenda during the last decade has in Nordic countries embraced a branding of local identities for a global public. The fact that this has taken place concurrently with attempts to establish domestic safeguards toward globalization has not gone unnoticed by contemporary artists. Many Nordic artists have requested a renegotiation of the frameworks constructing national identiy and formative images of nationality in light of new transnational relations. The term ´Nordic´ that has been constructed historically for pragmatic reasons has likewise been under fire as a common symbolic framework whose geopolitical ´place´ and community has to be reconsidered.
All articles in this book discuss ways in which contemporary Nordic art seeks to redistribute national and cultural identity. Common to the artists examined is a drive to combine cultural images from multiple sources and several media. Thus, this book also explores how works that express new identity formations confront the conventional aesthetic production of meaning and, all in all, it contributes to the examination of how art reinvents itself when dealing with unresolved issues of political, national and cultural belonging.
All articles in this book discuss ways in which contemporary Nordic art seeks to redistribute national and cultural identity. Common to the artists examined is a drive to combine cultural images from multiple sources and several media. Thus, this book also explores how works that express new identity formations confront the conventional aesthetic production of meaning and, all in all, it contributes to the examination of how art reinvents itself when dealing with unresolved issues of political, national and cultural belonging.
