Begüm Özden Fırat and Aylin Kuryel: Introduction
Gavin Grindon: The Notion of Irony in Cultural Activism
A.K. Thompson: The Resonance of Romanticism: Activist Art & the
Bourgeois Horizon
Marco Deseriis: Lots of Money Because I am Many: The Luther
Blissett Project and the Multiple-Use Name Strategy
Ronen Eidelman: The Separation Wall in Palestine: Artists Love to
Hate it
Anja Kanngieser: Breaking Out of the Specialist “Ghetto”:
Performative Encounters as Participatory Praxis in Radical
Politics
Emrah Irzık: A Proposal for Grounded Cultural Activism:
Communication Strategies, Adbusters, and Social Change
Christian Scholl: Bakunin’s Poor Cousins: Engaging Art for Tactical
Interventions
L. M. Bogad: Clowndestine Maneuvers: A Study of Clownfrontational
Tactics
Michael Shane Boyle: Play with Authority!: Radical Performance and
Performative Irony
Appendix: Inventory of Practices
The Contributors
Index
Aylin Kuryel is a doctoral candidate in Amsterdam School for
Cultural Analysis (ASCA). Her dissertation focuses on the image
politics of nationalism. She is also involved in artist/activist
collectives and film-making.
Begüm Özden Fırat is Associate Professor in the Department of
Sociology in Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University, Istanbul, Turkey.
She works in the fields of visual culture, urban sociology, and
social movements studies and she is involved in different local
activist groups.
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