The Triumph of Icarus: Life and Art of Rasheed Araeen/ Editor: Jean Fisher

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TextPublication details: Karachi; Millennium Media; 2014Description: 186p; 26x20cmISBN:

9789699976001

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Summary: The volume of essays is a celebration of Rasheed Araeen's multifaceted artistic career. These essays collectively reflect the impossibility of fixing meaning in a body of work that continually offers new hermeneutic possibilities, on the other, they reflect upon the historical, cultural and ideological factors by which Araeen as artistic subject was interpellated by the British art establishment into its discriminatory discourses and his resistances to their limited vision.' Contributors: Jean Fisher, Patricia Bickers, Amna Malik, Guy Brett, Courtney Martin, Michael Newman, John Roberts, Desa Philippi, Paul Overy, Ian McLean, Osman Jamal, Iftikhar Dadi, Stephen Wright,

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Book	SAF Reference Library	Visual Arts	N8350-8356 17.002 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		5724

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The volume of essays is a celebration of Rasheed Araeen's multifaceted artistic career. These essays collectively reflect the impossibility of fixing meaning in a body of work that continually offers new hermeneutic possibilities, on the other, they reflect upon the historical, cultural and ideological factors by which Araeen as artistic subject was interpellated by the British art establishment into its discriminatory discourses and his resistances to their limited vision.' Contributors: Jean Fisher, Patricia Bickers, Amna Malik, Guy Brett, Courtney Martin, Michael Newman, John Roberts, Desa Philippi, Paul Overy, Ian McLean, Osman Jamal, Iftikhar Dadi, Stephen Wright,

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