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The artist's reflection on isolated and desolate nature, islands and shipwrecks: the art of the outdoors. Text in English and Spanish.
"Cubantropâia (Cubanthropy) is a work of cultural criticism whose title is a neologism coined by the author to describe the energy between anthropology and entropy, the space between the street and the library, the island and the world. These collected essays, written in Ivâan de la Nuez's trademark ironic, erudite style, range in subject matter from the Berlin Wall to Havana's Malecâon. This book examines recent clashes between the market and democracy, the digital era and post-colonialism, the centre and the periphery, utopia and tourism, the diaspora and the nation, racism and Big Data, Guantâanamo and Reggaeton, soccer and baseball, Obama and the Rolling Stones, Europe and Donald Trump. It is written between the socialist perspective of the Cold War and the neoliberal perspective of subsequent years, and is equally critical of both and of geopolitics in the age of globalization. The author, Cuban art critic and curator Ivâan de la Nuez does not seek to explain his motherland to the world but uses it as a scaled-down referent in which contemporary socio-political conflicts are intensified. Though Fidel Castro and his death are omnipresent in this collection of essays, the word "Castro" intentionally appears less often than "future," "art," "life," or "journey." In Cubantropâia, Cuba is not a separate, discreet place, but a miniature of the world and its conflicts. Cubantropâia can be read as an intellectual autobiography, a map of itineraries of New Men born out of the revolution, or a bacchanalia of the consequences that arise from a world obsessed with causes and culprits"--
Digitally imagined sculptural installations, from a master of black and white photographyCuban artist Adrián Fernández's (born 1984) latest photographic series combines images of the backsides of derelict billboards and digitally manipulates them into imagined architectural installations. Industrial and surreal in form, these farcical sculptures evoke the failure of certain large-scale social projects.
En La larga marca se reunen dos de los titulos mas representativos de Ivan de la Nuez. Un viaje de ida y vuelta entre cultura y politica con el estilo lucido, creativo y provocador del ensayista cubano.
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