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LUIS GARROTE,MARTÍN MOLINA,LUIS MEDIEROation of its critical power. The recent art history can be read as a search for strategies to resist the forces of market, leading first to the refusal of beauty and the adoption of other aesthetic qualities, including even disgusting. Latter, since the 1980s, many artists have embraced a program of

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Culturalization of the Economy and the Artistic Qualities of Contemporary Capitalism organization of the production process—of the artwork, on the one hand, and of the economic commodity, on the other hand. Through a contextual rereading of composer John Cage’s oeuvre and thought, the chapter constructs and illustrates three “artistic qualities” of postindustrial capitalism: ephemerality, relationality, and coproductivity.

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Artivism and the Spirit of Avant-Garde Artide face of protest. In the contribution, the author reflects upon Artivism as an artistic practice and as a political practice. In line with the main theme of this book, the author also analyzes its link to the impacts of the global capitalist economy and the so-called market-based turn in society.

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Parenchymal-Sparing Liver Resections organization of the production process—of the artwork, on the one hand, and of the economic commodity, on the other hand. Through a contextual rereading of composer John Cage’s oeuvre and thought, the chapter constructs and illustrates three “artistic qualities” of postindustrial capitalism: ephemerality, relationality, and coproductivity.