In “Peace to the World,” Oxana Timofeeva reconsiders Kant’s 1795 essay “Toward Perpetual Peace” in our turbulent and unpeaceful times. Zdenka Badovinac, in “Peace as a Space for the Third,” reflects on the iconography of peace and the manipulation and ideological appropriation of peace symbols.
The National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Korea marked its 10th anniversary with an international symposium under the title, “Potential from the Unknown: Contemporary Art and Institutions” at the Multi-Project Hall of MMCA Seoul on Friday. The three sections of the symposium “After Institutions,” “From the Perspectives of Asia” and “Ecological Exposure” .
Join us at e-flux this December with screenings, talks, and music featuring Daniel A. Barber, Florian Idenburg, Dorit Aviv, Bobby Johnston and Ruth Mandl, Keti Chukrov, Saodat Ismailova, Tamara Khasanova, Alejandro Alonso, Fernando and Miñuca Villaverde, Rafael Ramirez, Alberto Toscano, Evan Calder Williams, Laura Ortman, gabby fluke-mogul, Martin Bisi.