What must a map of the world depict? What aesthetic forms can “map” late capitalism, critically disclosing its dynamics and its totalizations? What is the difference, aesthetically and politically, between a representation of capital and a representation of class antagonism?
InterCcECT is delighted to partner with Gallery 400 for a special lecture by visiting scholars Alberto Toscano and Jeff Kinkle, authors of Cartographies of the Absolute. Revisiting and revising the themes in their book, Toscano & Kinkle will discuss arts of capitalism and arts of the state.
May we suggest Cartographies in the Los Angeles Review of Books?
Wednesday 2 September, 6:00pm
Gallery 400 Lecture Room
400 S Peoria St
Blue Line: UIC Halsted
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