垃圾、污垢、故障:不完美的转弯

IF 1.7 2区 社会学 Q1 CULTURAL STUDIES
E. Rutten, Ruby de Vos
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“垃圾、污垢、故障”是一个关于垃圾、污垢和故障的集群的介绍,这些概念在美学和艺术领域值得共同探索。在时尚和城市设计、音乐、艺术和其他审美实践中,垃圾、肮脏和小瑕疵在复杂的编排中相互联系,在话语和实践中,它们被框定为有益而不是麻烦。在这个集群中,作者请了四位媒体、设计和时尚领域的学者来研究垃圾、污垢和故障之间的相互联系,这些都是肯定的分类。他们通过深入研究澳大利亚的“污垢(y)”和基于故障的声音制作实践和媒体艺术来做到这一点(Caleb Kelly);德国电子音乐和故障音乐(Jakko Kemper);运动鞋时尚中的污垢和垃圾美学,尤其是(但不仅限于)美国的垃圾亚文化(叶卡捷琳娜·库利尼切娃);以及关于俄罗斯创意产业的肮脏和混乱的论述(玛格丽塔·库列娃)。这篇引言将他们的发现置于背景中,并提供工具来理论化当今对污垢、垃圾和基于故障的美学的兴趣,认为这是一个不完美的转折。我们认为这种转变不是前所未有的转变,而是一系列社会技术驱动的历史不完美转变中的最新转变。我们今天目睹的这种不完美的转变并非没有缺陷——但是,正如我们下面所论述的,它可以促进重要的社会干预。
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Trash, dirt, glitch: The imperfect turn
‘Trash, dirt, glitch’ offers an introduction to a cluster devoted to trash, dirt and glitch – concepts that, in aesthetic and artistic domains, firmly merit joint exploration. In fashion and urban design, music, art and other aesthetic practices, the trashy, the dirty and the glitchy interconnect in complex choreographies, in discourses and practices where they are framed as benefit rather than bother. For this cluster, the authors asked four scholars in media, design and fashion to examine the interconnections between trash, dirt and glitch as affirmatively charged categories. They do so through in-depth studies of ‘dirt(y)’ and glitch-based sound-making practices and media art in Australia (Caleb Kelly); German electronic and glitch music (Jakko Kemper); dirt and trash aesthetics in sneaker fashion and (especially but not only) US-based grunge subcultures (Ekaterina Kulinicheva); and discourses of dirt and disorder in the creative industry in Russia (Margarita Kuleva). This introduction contextualizes their findings and offers tools to theorize the present-day interest in dirt-, trash-, and glitch-based aesthetics as an imperfect turn. This turn we envision not as an unprecedented shift, but as the latest in a series of socio-technologically motivated historical imperfect turns. The imperfect turn that we witness today is not without its flaws – but, as we argue below, it can facilitate important social interventions.
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5.50
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4.20%
发文量
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期刊介绍: European Journal of Cultural Studies is a major international, peer-reviewed journal founded in Europe and edited from Finland, the Netherlands, the UK, the United States and New Zealand. The journal promotes a conception of cultural studies rooted in lived experience. It adopts a broad-ranging view of cultural studies, charting new questions and new research, and mapping the transformation of cultural studies in the years to come. The journal publishes well theorized empirically grounded work from a variety of locations and disciplinary backgrounds. It engages in critical discussions on power relations concerning gender, class, sexual preference, ethnicity and other macro or micro sites of political struggle.
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