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| 2019 |
Performing art in public space is undeniably consensual, for it operates in shared space. At a time, however, when the institutionally preferred modus vivendi is to claim consensus in order to avoid being challenged, it strikes us as critical that artists not forget the vital role that disagreement, and even conflict, plays in democracy.
Table of contents
Dissent in the City
Antoine Pickels & Benoit Vreux
Reflections on Being a Troublemaker - The Fiction in our Disagreeance
Tunde Adefioye
Eve is a Seller - Kubra Khademi’s Feminist Fruits
Véronique Danneels
Marches les gens d’Uterpan - Documentary Stories
Jacques André
Creating Artistic Spaces for Negotiation - Three Cases involving the Curator Joanna Warsza
Emilie Houdent
Forget about Music and Musicians: Mattin’s Social Dissonance
Joel Stern
A Glance That Triggers Movement - Dries Verhoeven’s Ceci n’est pas
Kasia Tórz