The political meaning of a work of art today is largely determined by its relation to the products and values of the global audio-visual entertainment industries. A general blindness to this current condition of art on the part of many artists who define their art as ‘political’ has been remarked by Jacques Rancière in the conclusion of his review of the 2004 São Paulo Biennial: ‘The problem is that this irreproachable effort by many artists to break the dominant consensus and to put the existing order into question tends to inscribe itself within the framework of consensual descriptions and categories.
Blogroll
- 500 Photographers by Pieter Wisse
- Ahmet Türkoğlu
- Ahram Online – Interview with Murat Germen
- arts & computing
- çağdaş fotograf serileri – contemporary photography series @ istanbul modern
- Belkıs Işık
- Ebru Sürek
- ege germen – blog
- Elif Ayiter a.k.a. Alpha.Auer
- Emin Çetin Girgin – Çağdaş sanat eleştirisi ve diğer yazılar
- Emrah Kavlak
- Gökçe Elif Baykal
- LivingDesign
- Murat Durusoy
- murat germen : works 2005-2011 (updated as of feb 2011) / işler 2005-2011 (şubat 2011 itibariyle güncel)
- Murat Germen works in Marrakech Art Fair 2011 – covered by WIRED magazine
- Naz Akyar
- orhan cem çetin – wordpress blog
- serkan taycan's blog
- WordPress.com
- WordPress.org