Conference
Art and Ideology:
May '68
Submission Deadline Extended
29/7/2018
Call For Papers
May '68, one of the largest mass movements in French history, laid the foundations for a culture of opposition to the dominant ethical class and challenged the establishment in the political, social and cultural fields, constituting a turning point in postmodern society.
In the process of searching for a new social reality, the perceptions of art were renegotiated and radical ideas emerged in relation to the perception and understanding of the postmodern art.
The association of ideology with art being the central issue, this conference focuses on the ways in which ideology becomes apparent in the theoretical concepts of art, artistic creation and the wider web of cultural production.
Main Topics
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Issues of aesthetics & socio-political implications
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Cultural appropriation
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Cultural policy
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The Role of Artists: Associations & Collectives
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Gender representations & gendered features in cultural production
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Revolution of meaning: art in everyday life
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Influence on the artistic creation of other countries
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Memory and representations of the French May
*Τo be noted: The topics above are indicative; abstracts related to wider issues of the conference are not ruled out.
Target Audience
Aiming to create a field of interdisciplinary dialogue, this conference is open to faculty members, doctoral students, graduate students and researchers from related disciplines. The invitation is also addressed to individual or collective ongoing research and artistic projects related to the topic of the conference.
Important dates
Abstract (300 to 400 words) and a short cv (100 to 200 words) should be submitted until July 22nd via the following google form:
https://goo.gl/forms/LHhGSVLtB7JvwjRH2
The application should include:
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Title
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Abstract (300-400 words)
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Author’s full name, affiliation, as well as academic title
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A short cv (100-200 words)
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e-mail and contact number.
The authors will be informed via e-mail by September 10, 2018.
Conference Language
The conference languages will be Greek and English.
Participation Fees:
Speakers - 30 euros
Speakers (students) - 20 euros
The conference is organized under the aegis of the Department of Communication, Media, and Culture of Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences.