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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. What is the value of rest in the age of late capitalism? And who claims ownership over certainty in a reality that seems so precarious, where the non-stop pace of life often demands more than the traditional hours of daylight can offer? We are increasingly pushed into collective insomnia by the grips of the global economy, technological expansion, and information extractivism. Under the premise of tailored living and comfort-economy, clear constructs of work performance are removed and workspaces are hybridized, while at the same time our internal clocks are blurring the boundaries between autonomy and control, rest and productivity, automation and life.Work-life imbalances are familiar to many, and side effects of ambitious, fast-paced lifestyles such as overworked mentality and burnout are already embedded in our late-capitalist condition. Are we now ready to slowly start grieving late capitalism and its invasive yet ephemeral form of imagination, almost as a post-relationship grief that is needed before entering the healing stage of one's life?Nocturnalities: Bargaining Beyond Rest delves into the politics of rest within the European art world and aims to contextualize themes of sleep, exhaustion, anxiety, and precarity within the realms of cultural labour, knowledge production, and cultural institutional operations.This anthology, edited by Andrea Knezovic and Agata Bar, presents different reflections and knowledge exchanges related to public and intimate care strategies through a thoughtfully curated collection of critical essays, artworks, and institutional statements from various cultural perspectives. It situates these explorations within the professional domains of cultural work, examining the current global cultural politics, its legislative implications, and associated discourse. It also looks at how technology can assist, instead of co opting, care urgencies and needs, and how we can use or appropriate care methodologies in capitalism and create little oases of comfort and exchange. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. What is the value of rest in the age of late capitalism? And who claims ownership over certainty in a reality that seems so precarious, where the non-stop pace of life often demands more than the traditional hours of daylight can offer? We are increasingly pushed into collective insomnia by the grips of the global economy, technological expansion, and information extractivism. Under the premise of tailored living and comfort-economy, clear constructs of work performance are removed and workspaces are hybridized, while at the same time our internal clocks are blurring the boundaries between autonomy and control, rest and productivity, automation and life.Work-life imbalances are familiar to many, and side effects of ambitious, fast-paced lifestyles such as overworked mentality and burnout are already embedded in our late-capitalist condition. Are we now ready to slowly start grieving late capitalism and its invasive yet ephemeral form of imagination, almost as a post-relationship grief that is needed before entering the healing stage of one's life?Nocturnalities: Bargaining Beyond Rest delves into the politics of rest within the European art world and aims to contextualize themes of sleep, exhaustion, anxiety, and precarity within the realms of cultural labour, knowledge production, and cultural institutional operations.This anthology, edited by Andrea Knezovic and Agata Bar, presents different reflections and knowledge exchanges related to public and intimate care strategies through a thoughtfully curated collection of critical essays, artworks, and institutional statements from various cultural perspectives. It situates these explorations within the professional domains of cultural work, examining the current global cultural politics, its legislative implications, and associated discourse. It also looks at how technology can assist, instead of co opting, care urgencies and needs, and how we can use or appropriate care methodologies in capitalism and create little oases of comfort and exchange. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

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335 S., OKart., sehr gut erhalten Sprache: Englisch. Aufgrund der EPR-Regelung kann in folgende Länder KEIN Versand mehr erfolgen: Bulgarien, Finnland, Frankreich, Griechenland, Luxemburg, Österreich, Polen, Rumänien, Schweden, Slowakei, Spanien.

hardcover. Condizione: Nuovo (New). Prima edizione (First Edition). Cinque libri all'interno di una custodia rigida chiusa da banda elstaica nera. Fotografie e testi di Sophia Bulgakova, Lia Dostlieva, Ola Lanko, Katia Motyleva e Kateryna Snizhko. Una poesia ("Mother Tongue")  di Lyuba Yakimchuk in inglese. Testi in ucraino e olandese Design: Ayumi Higuchi. Cm 35x25. pp. 30+14+24+20+32. . Nuovo (New). . Prima edizione (First Edition). . In Pieces è una raccolta di opere di cinque artiste colpite dalla guerra in Ucraina. Queste opere parlano della molteplicità e delle contraddizioni del vivere in un presente distrutto. A loro volta, le voci raccolte, attingendo al loro fragile presente, creano il mondo di questo libro. Le artiste Sophia Bulgakova, Lia Dostlieva, Ola Lanko, Katia Motyleva e Kateryna Snizhko di origine ucraina ora residenti nei Paesi Bassi, hanno sviluppato nuove opere appositamente per questa pubblicazione. I loro progetti sono stati realizzati pensando a un bambino. Alcune opere si rivolgono direttamente al pubblico più giovane o sono ispirate ai bambini, altre attingono ai ricordi e alle esperienze personali delle artiste. "Il nostro obiettivo con In Pieces è quello di assemblare un mosaico d'arte frammentario - e certamente incompleto - che possa offrire una comprensione più profonda della guerra e che permetta al pubblico di impegnarsi in conversazioni su ciò che sta accadendo, al di là dei titoli dei giornali e delle immagini dei media."The Book of Long Objects di Dostileva lega le storie fiabesche di generazioni successive di donne sfollate della sua famiglia al filo della sua stessa memoria. In Mother Tongue, Motyleva lotta per staccare e ricomporre la propria identità - cresciuta in epoca post-sovietica - mentre ora nutre il suo neonato con il cibo di quella che un tempo sembrava casa, mentre i traumi della guerra affiorano intorno alla sua tavola, trasformandola in un campo di battaglia. I wish this paper had remained blank di Snizhko riflette la lotta dell'artista con le cose che sente di dover affrontare. L'atto di incidere, creando paesaggi astratti di colore, diventa un modo per mettere distanza tra sé e gli eventi dolorosi.We all woke up today from some kind of explosions di Bulgakova incorpora i suoi scambi personali con gli amici in stereogrammi sfuggenti. La tecnica si riferisce alle onnipresenti pubblicazioni stereografiche diffuse durante l'infanzia dell'artista. La sua cupa interpretazione in bianco e nero parla dell'inaccessibilità della sua esperienza alla maggior parte dei non ucraini e della scarsa copertura mediatica della guerra in corso. Infine, Istopia di Lanko è un'esperienza simile a un gioco che ci invita a esplorare le emozioni e la comunicazione attraverso il gioco. Book.

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