A slow, contemporary violence : damaged environments of technological culture /
by Parikka, Jussi.
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BookSeries: The contemporary condition ; 03.Publisher: Berlin : Sternberg Press, 2016Description: 46 p. : ill. ; 19 cm.ISBN: 3956792823; 9783956792823.Subject(s): Contemporary, The, in art | Time in art | Digital media -- Environmental aspects | Technology and the arts -- Environmental aspects | Modernism (Aesthetics) | Aesthetics, Modern | Art, Modern -- PhilosophySummary: The contemporary moment is comprised of many overlapping speeds, rhythms, and periods of time. A central theme of Jussi Parikka's book concerns slowness instead of acceleration: a different sort of a temporal horizon in order to understand some of the environmental temporalities that media and technological arts are involved in. This is approached through art and design practices that unfold this multiplicity of time, closely entwined with contemporary concerns in aesthetic theory, to understand and engage with the planetary time scales of slow environmental violence. 00The third volume of the Contemporary Condition series continues the investigation into contemporaneity as a defining condition of our historical present.
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Published in partnership with Aarhus University and ARoS Aarhus Art Museum.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 43-45).
The contemporary moment is comprised of many overlapping speeds, rhythms, and periods of time. A central theme of Jussi Parikka's book concerns slowness instead of acceleration: a different sort of a temporal horizon in order to understand some of the environmental temporalities that media and technological arts are involved in. This is approached through art and design practices that unfold this multiplicity of time, closely entwined with contemporary concerns in aesthetic theory, to understand and engage with the planetary time scales of slow environmental violence. 00The third volume of the Contemporary Condition series continues the investigation into contemporaneity as a defining condition of our historical present.
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