Dispossed and Watered-Down. Hegemonic Neomaterialism and its Limitations

Malik, Suhail. 2016. Dispossed and Watered-Down. Hegemonic Neomaterialism and its Limitations. Springerin: Hefte für Gegennwartskunst, 22(1), pp. 48-50. ISSN 1029-1830 [Article]

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Abstract or Description

Reproducing received artistic and theoretical-academic commitments according to institutionally and discursively accepted and prevalent form, currently prevalent notions of neomaterialism can be called a hegemonic neomaterialism (HNM). HNM not only repudiates the basic anticorrelationist claim of Speculative Realism (SR) but takes for itself whatever credit and interest SR may have while denying the latter’s demand for a thoroughgoing realism.

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Article

Keywords:

Speculative Realism, subjectalism, object oriented ontology, contemporary art, criticality

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Art

Dates:

DateEvent
5 November 2015Accepted
10 January 2016Published

Item ID:

21510

Date Deposited:

29 Sep 2017 09:01

Last Modified:

29 Apr 2020 16:36

URI:

https://research.gold.ac.uk/id/eprint/21510

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