Toppling Things as Memorial Contestation : Spectacle and Affect of Monument Removal /

Following the murder of George Floyd in 2020, monuments became a focal point: protestors toppled or spray-painted them, even danced on them. These politically, visually, and emotionally potent events may have looked instantaneous, yet frequently sprang from years of activism, as well as protracted p...

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مؤلفون آخرون: El-Mecky, Nausikaä (المحرر), Macsotay, Tomas (المحرر)

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منشور في: Leiden ; Boston : Brill, 2025.

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Thamyris/Intersecting: Place, Sex and Race ; 35.

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505 0 |t Thamyris Mission Statement -- Notes on Contributors -- List of Figures -- Introduction --   Tomas Macsotay and Nausikaä El-Mecky -- PART 1: Overhauling: an Anatomy of Memorial Contestations -- 1 Local Origins of a Global Series: the 1990s Wave of Anti-colonial Iconoclasm --   Nikolas Orr -- 2 Commemoration and (Re)Conciliation: Memorial Culture under Apologetic Settler Colonialism in Canada --   Seraphine Appel -- 3 Contemporary Iconoclasm and Affect --   Ernst van Alphen -- 4 Traumatic Monuments: Decolonial Iconoclasms and "Southern" Memories --   Rhea Dehn Tutosaus and Miriam Oesterreich -- 5 To Remove, or Not To Remove, That Is the Question: the Troubled Legacy of Chiang Kai-shek Statues and Memorials in Democratized Taiwan --   Dominic Meng-Hsuan Yang -- PART 2: Facing: Making a Difference in Memorial Activism -- 6 A Space of Freedom: Richmond's Robert E. Lee Memorial and the Future of America --   David Ehrenpreis -- 7 Conversations on Black Lives Matter --   Tami Sawyer with Stacy Boldrick; Keith Magee with Richard Clay -- 8 Activist Statement: Down with J. P. Coen --   Romy Rondeltap -- 9 Colonial Reckoning: Reexamining the Slave Past in Catalonia --   Gerard Llorens Decesaris and Adrià Enríquez Àlvaro -- PART 3: Waking: Imaginings of a Post-Monument -- 10 Dissolution of the Monuments --   Paul Grace -- 11 The Agency of the Void: When a Monument Falls, Absence Transforms into Powerful Presence --   Nausikaä El-Mecky -- 12 Toppling Things: Artistic Approaches and Media Strategies in Dealing with Monuments-Alexandra Pirici, Morehshin Allahyari, Julius von Bismarck & Julian Charrière --   Ursula Ströbele -- 13 Taking a Knee: Permanence, Ritual and the Respect Insurrection --   Tomas Macsotay -- 14 Artist/Activist Statement: In Search of an Aesthetic of Care: Recording BLM Protests and Documenting One's Life in a Time of Reckoning --   Ruth Somalo -- PART 4: Prolonged Engagements: Artistic Testimonies -- 15 Flesh & Stone: Archives, Bodies and "Deep Time" in Ada Pinkston's LandMarked --   Cory Wayman -- 16 Empty Pedestals or The Aesthetics of Truth --   Ada Pinkston -- 17 Artist Statement: On Disgraced Monuments, their Resignification and the Recovery of Emptied Sites --   Krzysztof Wodiczko -- 18 Epilogue: 2020 Revisited --   Tomas Macsotay and Nausikaä El-Mecky -- Index. 
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