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Εκ-τοπίζοντας τον κόσμο : Νομαδική πολιτική στις βιωματικές χαρτογραφίες περασμάτων της Mona Hatoum

Articles

• Τσελέπη, Έλενα
• Tzelepis, Elena

The present essay draws from contemporary art and particularly from the art of the diasporic artist Mona Hatoum. Hers is an art about a corporeal subjectivity attuned to a living cartography of passages between Palestine, Lebanon, and England. I explore her art work with intersecting cartographies and corporealities, by focusing on her artistic gestures of displacing established notions of “home” and the “world”, in all their gendered implications. I try to unravel the ways in which Mona Hatoum keeps us on the alert for the hierarchies of false and abstract universalism, while, at the same time, keeps open the promise (and the question) for the potential subversiveness of “foreignness” and “belonging”.

• Arts

• Τέχνη

Nomadic politics, postcolonial and feminist art, embodied political subjectivities, νομαδική πολιτική μετααποικιακή και φεμινιστική τέχνη, ενσώματες πολιτικές υποκειμενικότητες

• http://ejournals.epublishing.ekt.gr/index.php/ekke/article/view/6752
• http://dx.doi.org/10.12681/grsr.63

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