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This article discusses the art of Natalie Bookchin, which uniquely depicts “the public”. Through analyses of Bookchin’s artworks, I argue for a revised understanding of the public in economic and political terms.
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The term “public” is used widely and often interchangeably with other catch-all words such as “people” and “community”. However, the concept articulates a specific set of economic and cultural conditions. These have not only changed over time, but they need recognising now as a means to navigate contemporary culture.
Holly Arden
The University of Queensland
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This page is a summary of: YouTube Scenes and the Public Re-Seen: Natalie Bookchin and the Digital Public, Critical Arts, June 2018, Taylor & Francis,
DOI: 10.1080/02560046.2018.1447590.
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