最准的六合彩论坛

Speaker: Anneke Kampman

Using my own artistic practice as a departure point, the talk will focus on how the performing body of an artist is produced and disseminated through the audio-visual form of the music-video. The talk will animate some of the ways in which contemporary digital capitalism subordinates 鈥榩ersonality鈥� to financial appraisal 鈥� rendering it 鈥榦perational鈥� in the words of Emily Rosamond 鈥� whilst providing a set of tangible artistic strategies through which such an appraisal might be reconfigured as 鈥渋mmanent critique鈥�. I will show recent artworks where I make use of music-video鈥檚 contradictory status as artwork, advert and commodity through disjunctive uses of image, text and sound. The talk will stage a series of interventions into music-video鈥檚 modes of production, audio-visuality and structures-of-feeling.

All welcome - no registration required, just join us on the day. This event is not being live-streamed or recorded.

Image caption: Anneke Kampman feat. Amy Lally, Sleeping Lions, 2019

The Marxism in Culture seminar series was conceived in 2002 to provide a forum for those committed to the continuing relevance of Marxism for cultural analysis. Both 鈥楳arxism鈥� and 鈥榗ulture鈥� are conceived here in a broad sense. We understand Marxism as an ongoing self-critical tradition, and correspondingly the critique of Marxism's own history and premises is part of the agenda. 鈥楥ulture鈥� is intended to comprehend not only the traditional fine arts, but also aspects of popular culture such as film, popular music and fashion.聽