- The book features a collection of essays, interviews, and reflections from artists, curators, and cultural practitioners who have intentionally chosen to say "no" to various aspects of the art world.
- It delves into the reasons and motivations behind these refusals, examining the power dynamics, market pressures, and institutional constraints that often shape artistic practice.
- The contributors share their experiences of resisting commercialization, commodification, and the demands of the art market, offering alternative perspectives on success, value, and creative freedom.
- The book challenges the notion that acceptance and visibility are the ultimate goals for artists, encouraging critical reflection and questioning of existing structures and norms.
- It explores themes of autonomy, integrity, and the politics of refusal, highlighting the importance of setting boundaries, prioritizing personal values, and resisting compromising compromises.
Item Number: 9783956792007
Dimensions: 7.76 x 5.0 x 0.35 inches
Weight: 0.28 lb
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