I'm not sure ph's original comment was "ridicule", but I can see how
there could be a disturbing aspect to questioning this call for works.
On the other hand, identity politics tend to leave a bad taste in my
mouth. The move to identity politics coincided nicely with a broad
depoliticizing, especially on the economic front, and with the
ascension of eighties pomo relativism. Is identity politics, and
artwork rooted in identity politics, really still relevant?
I'd feel a little different if I saw some attempt to make rhizomatic
connections going on. Some mention of class, economy, and attempts to
make connections beyond this narrow field of identity politics...
~David
On 5/7/07, Todd Shalom <retodd@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
to chide ethan for posting to both the 'announce' and 'general' lists
is one
thing (seemingly a newbie error on his part) and could have been done
off-list.
but to ridicule the call for entry is just upsetting.
would you react the same way to a posting for artists of color? your
negation of this call simply reinforces its importance.
todd
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