What now? : the politics of listening /
What now? : the politics of listening / Politics of listening edited by Anne Barlow ; [contributors Lawrence Abu Hamdan and fourteen others]. - London : Black Dog Publishing, 2016. - 95 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. - What now? .
The first in a series of three books published in conjunction with Art in General's annual What Now? symposium running from 2015-2017.
Includes bibliographical references.
Mechanics, methods, metaphysics -- Where listening begins / The Narma tapes: polyphony and politics in the Cold War / Listening as agon in the society of control / Tacet, or the cochlear vertigo: towards the limits of hearing / Fact, fiction, and the in-between -- What is the shape and feel of the in-between? / Aural contract: towards a politics of listening / How to do things with(out) words / What we mean when we ask permission / Tricks / Community actions, reciprocity, co-determination -- Algorithmic listening and communictive democracy / Strong people don't need strong leaders: intentionality, accountability, and pedagogy / Listening to the converted: critical looks at the social algorithm / Repellent fence: when land becomes shared metaphor / We never ask why: the failure of retributive justice / AJ Hudspeth -- ESTAR(SER): The Esthetical Society for Transcendental and Applied Realization -- Christoph Cox -- Council (Grǧory Castřa and Sandra Terdjman) -- Laruen van Haaften-Schick -- Lawrence Abu Hamdan -- Joshua Craze -- Naeem Mohaiemen -- Beatriz Santiago Munǫz -- Seeta Peą Gangadharan -- Robert Sember (Ultra-Red) -- Pablo Helguera -- Kade L. Twist -- Laurie Jo Reynolds/
To what degree are we able to listen to different kinds of intelligences, and how can we incite receptivity? How do we address the fact that the right to listen is relative, and that the right not to listen, or to remain silent, is also a genuine stance? Can we position listening as a political act? And how do we further develop our ability to listen for what is left out, and why? What Now? documents a program of sound installations, audio works, film screenings and performances that question our ability to 'listen' held under the title "The Politics of Listening" in the second annual 'What Now?' symposium, organized by Art in General in collaboration with the Vera List Center for Art and Politics, as part of Alignment, the Vera List Center's 2013-2015 curatorial focus theme.
9781910433577 1910433578
Listening--Political aspects.
Art, Modern--Philosophy.--21st century
Art--Political aspects.
Sound installations (Art)
P95.46 / .W43 2016
The first in a series of three books published in conjunction with Art in General's annual What Now? symposium running from 2015-2017.
Includes bibliographical references.
Mechanics, methods, metaphysics -- Where listening begins / The Narma tapes: polyphony and politics in the Cold War / Listening as agon in the society of control / Tacet, or the cochlear vertigo: towards the limits of hearing / Fact, fiction, and the in-between -- What is the shape and feel of the in-between? / Aural contract: towards a politics of listening / How to do things with(out) words / What we mean when we ask permission / Tricks / Community actions, reciprocity, co-determination -- Algorithmic listening and communictive democracy / Strong people don't need strong leaders: intentionality, accountability, and pedagogy / Listening to the converted: critical looks at the social algorithm / Repellent fence: when land becomes shared metaphor / We never ask why: the failure of retributive justice / AJ Hudspeth -- ESTAR(SER): The Esthetical Society for Transcendental and Applied Realization -- Christoph Cox -- Council (Grǧory Castřa and Sandra Terdjman) -- Laruen van Haaften-Schick -- Lawrence Abu Hamdan -- Joshua Craze -- Naeem Mohaiemen -- Beatriz Santiago Munǫz -- Seeta Peą Gangadharan -- Robert Sember (Ultra-Red) -- Pablo Helguera -- Kade L. Twist -- Laurie Jo Reynolds/
To what degree are we able to listen to different kinds of intelligences, and how can we incite receptivity? How do we address the fact that the right to listen is relative, and that the right not to listen, or to remain silent, is also a genuine stance? Can we position listening as a political act? And how do we further develop our ability to listen for what is left out, and why? What Now? documents a program of sound installations, audio works, film screenings and performances that question our ability to 'listen' held under the title "The Politics of Listening" in the second annual 'What Now?' symposium, organized by Art in General in collaboration with the Vera List Center for Art and Politics, as part of Alignment, the Vera List Center's 2013-2015 curatorial focus theme.
9781910433577 1910433578
Listening--Political aspects.
Art, Modern--Philosophy.--21st century
Art--Political aspects.
Sound installations (Art)
P95.46 / .W43 2016