OR “This is (the other) Aphrodite's fault”: Resolving the Dawn and the Sunset Issue (2017) Coming from a great interest in controversy, especially when it has to do with political memory, or the discursive overlap of politics and aesthetics, I conclude that the danger here isn't one of censorship. The issue is the idea that… Continue reading love for Nurtane: “Jaded historian of Makarios’ memory across media also thinks this is quite interesting for Pafos17”
Category: techne
intro to techno-cultural studies
I really enjoyed putting together this teaching sample
on the Nicosia Airport (2016)
OR Unpacking Chapter 7. Conflict as capital: Contemporary art and the heritage of conflict OR Harlem Shake: The UN and libidinal resistance in Cyprus OR PhD Tips: Getting through the Viva Click here for full screen Citation: Loizidou, C. (2016). "On the Nicosia Airport." Presented at the "Troubled Contemporary Art Practices in the Middle East:… Continue reading on the Nicosia Airport (2016)
Monumental Microhistories: Paradoxes in Cypriot commemorative art and their extensions
The below is a introduction to the why a t-shirt [insert image] is the most immediately complex art piece to come out of Cypriot politics, in the 21st century. Coming out of a larger study of Cypriot memorial politics and the Cypriot art and peace economy, this presentation isolates a series of anecdotal paradoxes in… Continue reading Monumental Microhistories: Paradoxes in Cypriot commemorative art and their extensions
not my hashtags: #glitch #glitchart #youtube #cyprus #aphrodite source: http://gph.is/1a8qVSv
on the politics of [my] writing pt.1
Starting these things off is difficult. I haven't figured it out yet, but I know I'd like this post to be about writing or about my writing. My respect for it in general and my relative abstinence from it, which is connected to a kind of responsibility that I think it involves, which is again… Continue reading on the politics of [my] writing pt.1
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