Karin Zitzewitz Livres

Examining the years 1991 to 2008, the book presents a compelling argument that infrastructure significantly shapes contemporary art's themes, materials, and forms. By analyzing the interplay between art and its institutional, financial, and social contexts, it revitalizes the study of this dynamic period in art history. The author highlights how networks of relationships and physical spaces influence artistic expression, making a significant contribution to the understanding of global contemporary art.

A study of the entanglement of visual art with secularism in the wake of the rise of Hindu nationalism in India, tracking the emergence of the artist as an exemplary secular subject.