Category: Politics
Issue 144 January-February 2012
The Way They Looked at Each Other
What two photographs taken by a Spanish judge in Baghdad reveal about the impossibility of untangling a moment in the past
Issue 144 January-February 2012
Radical Bleak
Art’s conflicted relationship with the Arab Spring
Issue 144 January-February 2012
And Then?
A year of unrest in the UK
Issue 144 January-February 2012
Useful Art
Kathy Noble talks to Tania Bruguera about the artist’s long-term project in New York, Immigrant Movement International, and what it means not to ‘represent politics but to create political situations’
Issue 144 January-February 2012
The Long Nineties
Revisiting art’s social turn and the 1990s – the decade that has yet to end
Issue 144 January-February 2012
Words & Deeds
The factors behind the mayor of Berlin’s controversial decision to fund the exhibition ‘Made in Berlin'
Issue 144 January-February 2012
Top Secrets
Advocate or Informer? Julian Assange and WikiLeaks
Issue 144 January-February 2012
Going Dutch
Reasons and responses: the cuts to arts funding in the Netherlands
Issue 137 March 2011
Good Intentions
Art has a long history of engagement with politics. Does recent so-called socially engaged or political art really effect change?
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