Spectralization of History, Spectralization of the Image, Spectralization of Europe
<p>In the context of the relation between history, activism, the image and capital, Marina Grzinic outlines some topics that deal with capital, gender and positioning, i.e. with theory and history. The principal question is what kind of changes we can detect today in these paradigms, and, if possible, to rethink some old and new relations between theory, art practice and political activism.</p> <p>On February 2001, Marina Grzinic was invited to give a conference at MACBA in the context of the seminar <i>Phantom History. Image, Politics, History</i> celebrated as part of the film maker Pere Portabella’s exhibition <i>Histories without a Plot</i>. The lecture was entitled “Spectralization of the History, spectralization of the Image, spectralization of Europe.”</p>
Authors: Marina Grzinic
Proofreader: Cathy Douglas
Designer: Cosmic
Part of: Quaderns portàtils
ISSN: 18865259