Avery Hall, Wood Auditorium
Columbia University
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Intellectual activist new spirit of capitalism post-economy artistic critic the artist is responsible new mood of the capitalism this is quiet interesting hegemonic intervention pacific revolution situationism about that critic new-liberal order establish more accurate the system process of re-articulation natural unity that challenge creation of the common will collective identity transform for the new hegemony social movement profound transformation radical politics anti-institution real democracy could exist risk to be soon forgotten tower of the multitude reconcile with democracy Los Indignados new social relation post-political treat challenge of the neo-liberalism possibility to different democratic people more mature possibility to choose the impression to an alternative post-democratic society current order we vote but we don’t have a voice agonistic concentration social liberal Los Indignados popular demand political demand political consensus anti-political approach more representative transform the institution lack of alternative doesn’t exist without representation Through representation possibility of antagonism conflictual dimension agonistic confrontation progressive active will what art can do in this hegemonic confrontation? multiplicity of places understanding of subjectivity common sense art practice can make that intervention the form is taking place development of agonistic spaces critical art is to ignore the institution new subjectivities Chile profound transformation Latin-America is popular build something from scratches Keep trying long process citizen awakening the strikes in the institution anti-essential approach nationalism new interests in Maquiavelo think global Alfredo Jaar new form of identity transform the existing code think from the scratches.
