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Culture as catalyst
Isolde Brielmaier
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Culture as Catalyst' is a collection of dialogues and new writings by artists, scholars, activists, and influential thinkers on urgent issues of our time. This critical publication accompanies the 2017?2019 Accelerator Series of public conversations held at the Tang Teaching Museum at Skidmore College, convened by then Tang Curator-at-Large Isolde Brielmaier.0Topics include whiteness, migration, mass incarceration, feminism, monuments, citizenship, cultural appropriation, forgiveness, and food justice. The innovative thinkers that gathered for these community conversations remind us of the power of civil discourse and how genuine listening, critical thinking, and honest speaking are key to building empathy and knowledge. 'Culture as Catalyst' is a compilation of their provocations?a compendium of diverse ways to make new connections, craft pathways to understanding, and spark change.

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English
Pages
276

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Table of Contents

Welcome -- Ian Berry
Culture as catalyst: an introduction -- Isolde Brielmaier
Whitenes and "default culture" --
Fuck the Grammys: the conundrum of "transcending" race ad the politics of excellence -- Treva B. Lindsey
Panel discussion -- Mathew Cooke, Treva B. Lindsey, Dara Silverman
Migration and borders: visible and invisible walls --
Books, borders and democracy -- Tanya Selvaratham
Panel discussion -- Hassan Hajjaj, Richard Mosse, Tanya Salvaratnam
Mass incarceration and the prison industrial complex -
What I would change about incarceration after thirteen years in prison -- Johnny Perez
Panel discussion -- Elizabeth Hinton, Duron Jackson, Johnny Perez
Technology, visual culture, and the politics of representation --
Decolonizing "artificial" art making: the impact of AI on the art ecosystem -- Amir Baradaran
Panel discussion -- Amir Baradaran, Farai Chideya, Michael Joo
#feminism?: activism and agitation in the digital age --
Considering a new feminism -- Kimberly Drew
Panel discussion -- Kimberly Drew, Natalie Frank, Amy Richards
Memory and monuments: (re)claiming public space --
The questions that answers hide -- Karyn Olivier
Panel discussion -- Dan Borelli, Titus Kaphar, Karyn Olivier
Get up, stand up: rights and responsibilities of citizenship --
Immigration, discrimination, and the journey to citizenship -- Minita Sanghvi
Panel discussion -- Sam Durant, Eric Gottesman, Minita Sanghvi
Culture now: appreciate/appropriate --
Exploring the limits of cultural appropriation in popular music -- Matthew D. Morrison
Panel discussion -- Jessica Andrews, Renee Cox, Matthew D. Morrison
On navigating forgiveness, redemption, and rejection --
Is forgiveness enough? -- Lyle Ashton Harris
Panel discussion -- Alexandra Bell, Lyle Ashton Harris, David Karp
Food futures: food justice, sustainability, and well-being --
Fighting metabolic dominance -- Anthony Ryan Hatch
Panel discussion -- Kate Daughdrill, Anthony Ryan Hatch, Leah Penniman.

Edition Notes

"This publication accompanies the 2017-2019 Accelerator Series of public conversations held at The Frances Young Tang Teaching Museum and Art Gallery at Skidmore College, Saratoga Springs, New York"--Colophon.

Includes bibliographical references.

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Saratoga Springs, NY
Copyright Date
2020

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111.85
Library of Congress
N72.S6 C84 2020

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Pagination
276 pages
Number of pages
276

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OL43812332M
ISBN 10
0998242241
ISBN 13
9780998242248
OCLC/WorldCat
1222919087

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