DNA #16: Clothed Conflicts
Operating at the points where identity politics intersect with other forms of Machtpolitik, costume, fashion, drag, and uniform translate the symbolism of the physical into a new language. Do clothes offer us protection in the climate war? Jasmijn Visser and Sâ Ă«fan SchĂ€fer (Let Death Dance Again) embark on a super saga that often yields up dead or unfree bodies. Lantian Xie and Hala Ali analyse Gaddafiâs warfare waged through fashion and his references to cinema. Who captures submission on celluloid, who pays the price of admission to see people in a zoo and gloat away the prisonersâ humanity in this machinery of seeing? Viktor Neumann and Adina Pintilie set out to construct a cathedral of the body in which intimacy replaces the Churchâs insignia of power.
136 pages, 15 x 23 cm, softcover, Spector Books (Leipzig).
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DNA #16: Clothed Conflicts
Operating at the points where identity politics intersect with other forms of Machtpolitik, costume, fashion, drag, and uniform translate the symbolism of the physical into a new language. Do clothes offer us protection in the climate war? Jasmijn Visser and Sâ Ă«fan SchĂ€fer (Let Death Dance Again) embark on a super saga that often yields up dead or unfree bodies. Lantian Xie and Hala Ali analyse Gaddafiâs warfare waged through fashion and his references to cinema. Who captures submission on celluloid, who pays the price of admission to see people in a zoo and gloat away the prisonersâ humanity in this machinery of seeing? Viktor Neumann and Adina Pintilie set out to construct a cathedral of the body in which intimacy replaces the Churchâs insignia of power.
136 pages, 15 x 23 cm, softcover, Spector Books (Leipzig).
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Operating at the points where identity politics intersect with other forms of Machtpolitik, costume, fashion, drag, and uniform translate the symbolism of the physical into a new language. Do clothes offer us protection in the climate war? Jasmijn Visser and Sâ Ă«fan SchĂ€fer (Let Death Dance Again) embark on a super saga that often yields up dead or unfree bodies. Lantian Xie and Hala Ali analyse Gaddafiâs warfare waged through fashion and his references to cinema. Who captures submission on celluloid, who pays the price of admission to see people in a zoo and gloat away the prisonersâ humanity in this machinery of seeing? Viktor Neumann and Adina Pintilie set out to construct a cathedral of the body in which intimacy replaces the Churchâs insignia of power.
136 pages, 15 x 23 cm, softcover, Spector Books (Leipzig).
