Acknowledging the difficulty for artists in the twenty-first century to effectively critique systems of power, Anna Watkins Fisher theorizes parasitism-a form of resistance in which artists comply with dominant structures as a tool for practicing resistance from within.
Acknowledging the difficulty for artists in the twenty-first century to effectively critique systems of power, Anna Watkins Fisher theorizes parasitism-a form of resistance in which artists comply with dominant structures as a tool for practicing resistance from within.
Anna Watkins Fisher is Assistant Professor of American Culture at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, and coeditor of the second edition of New Media, Old Media: A History and Theory Reader.
Inhaltsangabe
List of Illustrations Introduction. Toward a Theory of Parasitical Resistance Interlude. Thresholds of Accommodation Part I. Redistribution: Institutional Interventions 1. User Be Used: Leveraging the Coercive Hospitality of Corporate Platforms 2. An Opening Structure: Núria Güell and Kenneth Pietrobono's Legal Loopholes Part II. Imposition: Intimate Interventions 3. Hangers-On: Chris Kraus's Parasitical Feminism 4. A Seat at the Table: Feminist Performance Art's Institutional Absorption and Parasitical Legacies Coda. It's Not You, It's Me: Roisin Byrne and the Parasite's Shifting Ethics and Politics Acknowledgments Notes Bibliography Index
List of Illustrations Introduction. Toward a Theory of Parasitical Resistance Interlude. Thresholds of Accommodation Part I. Redistribution: Institutional Interventions 1. User Be Used: Leveraging the Coercive Hospitality of Corporate Platforms 2. An Opening Structure: Núria Güell and Kenneth Pietrobono's Legal Loopholes Part II. Imposition: Intimate Interventions 3. Hangers-On: Chris Kraus's Parasitical Feminism 4. A Seat at the Table: Feminist Performance Art's Institutional Absorption and Parasitical Legacies Coda. It's Not You, It's Me: Roisin Byrne and the Parasite's Shifting Ethics and Politics Acknowledgments Notes Bibliography Index
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