The Long 1980s – Constellations Of Art, Politics and Identities: A Collection Of Microhistories
The Long 1980s – Constellations Of Art, Politics and Identities: A Collection Of Microhistories
The 1980s triggered a fundamental reorientation in the relationship between governments and their publics, in turn shaping the imaginative landscape of the 21st century. Art and culture played a central role in responding to, pre-empting, and articulating these changes. Although globalisation has produced greater inequality and mixed economic results, it has also permitted the emergence of new regional cultural and activist networks, along with the possibility of a new global or transnational culture. How the effects of this shift have impacted our contemporary condition is told in diverse microhistories which compare very different geopolitical situations in Europe and beyond. Published by Valiz (Amsterdam) and L'internationale.
416 pages, 17 x 24 cm, softcover, Valiz (Amsterdam) and L'internationale.
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The Long 1980s – Constellations Of Art, Politics and Identities: A Collection Of Microhistories
The 1980s triggered a fundamental reorientation in the relationship between governments and their publics, in turn shaping the imaginative landscape of the 21st century. Art and culture played a central role in responding to, pre-empting, and articulating these changes. Although globalisation has produced greater inequality and mixed economic results, it has also permitted the emergence of new regional cultural and activist networks, along with the possibility of a new global or transnational culture. How the effects of this shift have impacted our contemporary condition is told in diverse microhistories which compare very different geopolitical situations in Europe and beyond. Published by Valiz (Amsterdam) and L'internationale.
416 pages, 17 x 24 cm, softcover, Valiz (Amsterdam) and L'internationale.
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The 1980s triggered a fundamental reorientation in the relationship between governments and their publics, in turn shaping the imaginative landscape of the 21st century. Art and culture played a central role in responding to, pre-empting, and articulating these changes. Although globalisation has produced greater inequality and mixed economic results, it has also permitted the emergence of new regional cultural and activist networks, along with the possibility of a new global or transnational culture. How the effects of this shift have impacted our contemporary condition is told in diverse microhistories which compare very different geopolitical situations in Europe and beyond. Published by Valiz (Amsterdam) and L'internationale.
416 pages, 17 x 24 cm, softcover, Valiz (Amsterdam) and L'internationale.
