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Feldname	Details
Vorliegende Sprache	eng
Name	Gelder, Hilde van [VerfasserIn]
T I T E L	Ground sea
Zusatz zum Titel	photography and the right to be reborn
Verfasserangabe	Hilde Van Gelder
Verlagsort	Leuven
Verlag	Leuven University Press
Erscheinungsjahr	[2021]
Notiz / Fußnoten	Includes bibliographical references
Titelhinweis	Erscheint auch als (Online-Ausgabe)ISBN: 978-94-6166-374-0
ISBN	ISBN 978-94-6270-265-3
Kurzbeschreibung	Of Volume I: Preface: Water-Bound -- Embarkation: Bone Point -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction: Sea-Stricken -- Part I: Blade. -- 1. Running on Water -- 2. Ground Sea -- Plates -- 3. Odduary -- 4. Kairology -- 5. Reliquiae -- Notes -- Deep Six / Passer au bleu (1996/1998) by Allan Sekula.
2. Kurzbeschreibung	Of Volume II: Part II: Shuttle. -- 6. The Right to Reappear -- 7. Naming the Person without a Name -- 8. Fools & Rights: Leaves for an Illustrated Reader -- Plates -- 9. This Precious Jewel -- 10. Plotting -- At Anchor: Pearl Diving -- Notes -- Bibliography.
3. Kurzbeschreibung	Imagine a world in which each individual has a fundamental right to be reborn. This idle dream haunts Hilde Van Gelder's associative travelogue that takes Allan Sekula's sequence 'Deep Six / Passer au bleu' (1996/1998) as a touchstone for a dialogue with more recent artworks zooming in on the borderscape near the Channel Tunnel, such as those by Sylvain George and Bruno Serralongue. Combining ethnography, visual materials, political philosophy, cultural geography, and critical analysis, 'Ground Sea' proceeds through an innovative methodological approach. Inspired by the meandering writings of W.G. Sebald, Javier Marías, and Roland Barthes, Van Gelder develops a style both interdisciplinary and personal. Resolutely opting for an aquatic perspective, 'Ground Sea' offers a powerful meditation on the indifference of an increasingly divided European Union with regard to considerable numbers of persons on the move, who find themselves stranded close to Calais. The contested Strait of Dover becomes a microcosm where our present global challenges of migration, climate change, human rights, and neoliberal surveillance technology converge
SWB-Titel-Idn	1807256529
Notation	227327101 4.8.6.2.
Schlagwort	23781417X Europa
	237414317 Photographie
	238655830 Menschenrecht
	320473058 Migration
	23838814X Politische Kunst

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Ground sea: photography and the right to be reborn