Troika [electronic resource].

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Troika [electronic resource].

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Link Editions Aksioma – Institute for Contemporary Art 2014

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Open access content

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CC BY-NC-SA

Summary:

In the summer 2007 three artists from Slovenia legally changed their names to “Janez Janša.” This life event introduced a break into their artistic practice, which evolved into one of the most radical explorations of life in the age of biopolitics. Featuring a text by Domenico Quaranta, this book documents and discusses their recent work, a continuum that is sometimes produced by companies and institutions as a reaction to their life, sometimes by isolating and documenting specific moments in their life. ID cards, passports and bank cards become the means of a research that undermines the very concepts of “art” ...
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Subject:

Art criticism
Biopolitics
Art and the Internet
New media art
Performance Art

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Text
Collections
Book

Added entries:

Domenico Quaranta
Janez Janša, Janez Janša, Janez Janša
Janez Janša
Anna Rosemary Carruthers
Luka Umek

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