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The Next Thing: Art in the Twenty-first Century is an illustrated collection of commissioned essays that attempt to anticipate, through current artistic productions, the aesthetic sensibility that will define our times.

Title The next thing [electronic resource] : art in the twenty-first century / edited by Pablo Baler.
Publisher Lanham, Md. : Fairleigh Dickinson University Press
Creation Date 2013
Notes Description based upon print version of record.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
English
Content Time comes to art from the future / by Hagi Kenaan -- Manifesto for the next art / by Polona Tratnik -- After the expanded field: sculpture in the 21st century / by Glenn Harper -- Kindle, kindle burning bright: poetics of fiction on the 21st century / by Mark Axelrod -- Art/aesthetics in the next 100 years -a dialogue / by Salima Hashmi, Rashid Rana, Huma Mulji, Quddus Mirza, Naazish Ataullah, and Ayesha Jatoi -- Affect and the space we share: three forms of installation art (the futurality of affect) / by Mieke Bal -- Futurecast: merging subject with object / by Jan Garden Castro -- Axonometry of the future, or prophecies for the 21st century / by Liliana Porter and Ana Tiscornia -- Ana-materialism and the pineal eye (becoming mouth-breast) / by Sue Golding -- Interrupted reading: the aesthetics of metastasis / by Pablo Baler -- Aliveness & affect: alternate art & anatomies / by Stelarc.
Extent 1 online resource (214 p.)
Language English
National Library system number 997010700540105171
MARC RECORDS
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