Art's Assemblies: Political Aesthetics in Transatlantic Dialogue

Art's Assemblies presents a new political aesthetics for the present. Claudia Breger makes a case for art's power to act politically in significant, manifold ways by reconnecting twenty-first-century philosophical frameworks to the more boldly political aesthetics of European modernisms, particularly as developed in response to historical fascism. Thus, the book develops dialogues between recent work in actor-network-theory, Black radical thought, neo-marxism, affect, and queer studies, and...