How much sense does it make to speak about art as resistance per se?
From Benjamin to Deleuze and next year to Agamben: the Venice Biennial and its political positioning.
Cristian Iftode
Cristian Iftode (b. 1979) is Ph.D. Associate Professor in the Faculty of Philosophy, University of Bucharest, where he teaches courses on ethics, aesthetics and contemporary philosophy. His published books include Philosophy as a Way of Life: Sources of Authenticity (2010) and Aristotle: The Problem of Analogy and the Philosophy of Donation (2015). In 2017 he co-edited, together with Cristina Voinea, the collective volume Critique, Marginality, Cynicism.
Danube, Posthuman, Hypertext
The exhibition at Victoria Art Center seeks to transforme the Danube area into a deterritorialized (but by no means depoliticized) field of experience and reflection.