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E-raamat: Arts and Extractivism in the Global Present

Edited by (Museum der Kulturen Basel, Switzerland), Edited by (University of Kassel/Kunsthochschule Kassel, Germany)
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Through the lens of contemporary art, this book focuses on social ecologies and those spaces that are characterized, on the one hand, by a high degree of biodiversity, and on the other, by a long history of the extraction of resources, (neo)colonial relationships, and extractivism.

Contributors discuss the importance of ignored knowledge practices and systems, as well as alternative designs of the world that reach beyond simply thinking about progress. Chapters posit that contemporary art and ethnographic objects reflect extractive practices and the potential for regeneration in very different ways. In dialogue with one another, both art and the ethnographic object reveal alternative perspectives of agency, critical historiographies, and possible forms of living together in a new way. Foregrounding emerging environmental aesthetics, the book also critically engages the historical documents and artifacts collected by museums that bear witness today to knowledge gaps and the politics of resource transfer.

The book will be of interest to scholars working in art history, environmental humanities, ecocriticism, ethnology, exhibition and museum studies.



Through the lens of contemporary art, this book focuses on social ecologies and those spaces that are characterized, on the one hand, by a high degree of biodiversity, and on the other, by a long history of the extraction of resources, (neo)colonial relationships, and extractivism.

1. Introduction: Arts After Extractivism Part I: Aesthetics and
Extractivism
2. Inmundo: Unspecific Aesthetics and the Arts of Survivance
3.
Pharmakon: Aesthetic Practices, Submerged Modes, and PlantHuman
Entanglements
4. Sensing Extraction: Visualizing the New Geography of
Extractivism in Venezuela Part II: Ethnographies Otherwise
5. Fieldwork
Notebooks
6. Creating Pluriversities: Education to Protect the Earth: A
Conversation Between Hernando Chindoy and Cristina Rodríguez
7. The Encounter
of Two Feather Cloaks: A Conversation Between Glicéria Tupinambá and
Alexander Brust
8. To Feather the Shock: Extraction, Copying, and Rebreeding
of Ethnographic Materials for Museum Collections Part III: New Ecologies and
the Arts
9. Poetic Postnatures: Pyropoetry and New Ecologies of Megafires in
the Paraná Delta
10. Towards a Pedagogy of Healing and Reparations
11.
Learning From Artemisia: A Conversation Between Uriel Orlow, Liliana Gómez,
and Alexander Brust Epilogue
12. Cultural Extractivism: A Few Comments on a
Key Document
Liliana Gómez is Professor of Art and Society at University of Kassel/Kunsthochschule Kassel, documenta Institut, Germany.

Alexander Brust is Head of the American Department and Curator at the Museum der Kulturen Basel, Switzerland.