More Than One
More Than One
“This is a multivocal essay. It is an attempt to both describe, and in a sense, embody the philosophy and methodology on which [the author] has built her practice as a new media documentary maker. The first section, The Personal is Political, looks at the relation between politics and aesthetics in conversation with Jacques Rancière, Kimberlé Williams Crenshaw, Gail Vanstone and others. In the remaining four sections, Convictions, Place, Body and Perspective, [the author] uses an essay written by Belgian Art critic, Pieter Van Bogaert, in response to an exhibition of Daniel’s work at STUK Kunstcentrum, as a kind of way-finder to guide [the reader] through a body of work that examines systems of justice and punishment.”
Keywords: Multivocal method, Non-linear narrative, Interactive documentary, The Personal is Political, Body
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