Basel Abbas and Ruanne Abou-Rahme: The Incidental Insurgents / المتمردون العابرون- روان ابو رحمة و باسل عباس / Curators: Kate Kraczon, Alex Klein

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TextPublication details: University of Pennsylvania; ICA, Institute of Contemporary Art; 2016Description: 162p; 23x18cmISBN:

9780884541349

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Summary: Taking the contemporary moment in Palestine as a starting point, New York and Ramallahbased artists Basel Abbas and Ruanne AbouRahme address the eclipsing of political radicality and the search for a new political imaginary in their sprawling, multisegmented installation The Incidental Insurgents (2012–present). Abbas and AbouRahme fold JeanLuc Godard into Roberto Bolaño into Victor Serge, using a suspiciously slick video component and a convoluted script made of sampled text and images. This catalogue focuses on the first two chapters of their trilogy—The Incidental Insurgents: The Part about the Bandits and Part II: The Unforgiving Years— which were on view at ICA in 2015. With an essay by ICA curator Kate Kraczon.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Book	SAF Reference Library	Visual Arts	N4390-5098 11.486 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		3528

Taking the contemporary moment in Palestine as a starting point, New York and Ramallahbased artists Basel Abbas and Ruanne AbouRahme address the eclipsing of political radicality and the search for a new political imaginary in their sprawling, multisegmented installation The Incidental Insurgents (2012–present). Abbas and AbouRahme fold JeanLuc Godard into Roberto Bolaño into Victor Serge, using a suspiciously slick video component and a convoluted script made of sampled text and images. This catalogue focuses on the first two chapters of their trilogy—The Incidental Insurgents: The Part about the Bandits and Part II: The Unforgiving Years— which were on view at ICA in 2015. With an essay by ICA curator Kate Kraczon.

English; Arabic

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