The essay examines how contemporary artists directly or indirectly violate laws not only in order to create art, but also to break into—and become recognised by—the artworld. It first discusses two much-debated Swedish artworks—Lars Norén’s play Seven Three (1998) and Anna Odell’s Unknown, woman 2009-349701 (2009)—that have brought about confrontations between individuals and social institutions. The second part focuses on Tehching Hsieh’s series of one-year art performances (1978–1986), in which the artist instated rules for himself that brought him in conflict with societal law, but at the same time reproduced some of its modi operandi
This thesis is an analysis of the media attention concerning the artist Anna Odell and her artwork O...
For around the last 20 years there has been a significant growth in the number of books, academic co...
The tacit freedoms which appear to be granted artists are considered here. What is the nature of tho...
This essay studies the strategic practices of art students, in terms of establishing positions as le...
The purpose with this essay is to examine how arts and politics integrate to raise urgent messages a...
This essay examines how family-related violence was depicted in art in Sweden during the 70s, 80s an...
The article examines a new type of conflict in the form of public protests against contemporary art...
The article deals with the vanguard trend in postmodern art called aesthetical radicalism and new fo...
International conventions and provisions in the context of literary and artistic works law can legis...
When Nationalmuseum 2018 reopened after a thorough renovation, a cultural debate arose in Sweden abo...
The paper discusses the problems contemporary Swedish art criticism faces when judging performance a...
A student essay for the Special Student Issue of the Journal of Extreme Anthropology accompanying th...
A student essay for the Special Student Issue of the Journal of Extreme Anthropology accompanying th...
In contemporary art, some artists enter into working relationships with other\ud groups or instituti...
This essay considers a single work by the artist Zarina Bhimji, entitled She Loved to Breathe--Pure ...
This thesis is an analysis of the media attention concerning the artist Anna Odell and her artwork O...
For around the last 20 years there has been a significant growth in the number of books, academic co...
The tacit freedoms which appear to be granted artists are considered here. What is the nature of tho...
This essay studies the strategic practices of art students, in terms of establishing positions as le...
The purpose with this essay is to examine how arts and politics integrate to raise urgent messages a...
This essay examines how family-related violence was depicted in art in Sweden during the 70s, 80s an...
The article examines a new type of conflict in the form of public protests against contemporary art...
The article deals with the vanguard trend in postmodern art called aesthetical radicalism and new fo...
International conventions and provisions in the context of literary and artistic works law can legis...
When Nationalmuseum 2018 reopened after a thorough renovation, a cultural debate arose in Sweden abo...
The paper discusses the problems contemporary Swedish art criticism faces when judging performance a...
A student essay for the Special Student Issue of the Journal of Extreme Anthropology accompanying th...
A student essay for the Special Student Issue of the Journal of Extreme Anthropology accompanying th...
In contemporary art, some artists enter into working relationships with other\ud groups or instituti...
This essay considers a single work by the artist Zarina Bhimji, entitled She Loved to Breathe--Pure ...
This thesis is an analysis of the media attention concerning the artist Anna Odell and her artwork O...
For around the last 20 years there has been a significant growth in the number of books, academic co...
The tacit freedoms which appear to be granted artists are considered here. What is the nature of tho...