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Art and Street Politics the Global 1960s: Yoshio Nakajima Avant-Garde

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Art and Street Politics the Global 1960s: Yoshio Nakajima Avant-Garde
Art and Street Politics the Global 1960s: Yoshio Nakajima Avant-Garde

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Art and Street Politics the Global 1960s: Yoshio Nakajima Avant-Garde

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Nakajima repeatedly plays a role in jump-starting spaces of possibility, from Tokyo to Ubbeboda, from Spui Square and the Dutch Provos to Antwerp and Sweden. Despite this, Nakajima’s work has paradoxically been largely excluded from accounts where it might have justifiably featured. The present volume represents an international collaboration of researchers working to remedy this oversight. Nakajima’s work demands a reconceptualization of narratives of this art and politics and their specific interrelation to consider his exemplary nonconformity—and its exemplary exclusion. This history demonstrates the inadequacy of notions of specificity that would oppose an authentic local or national frame to an inauthentic transnational one. Conversely, Nakajima manifests a key dimension of the 1960s as a global event in the interrelation between eventfulness itself and the redrawing of categories of practice and understanding.

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