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The Arts of Logistics: Artistic Production Supply Chain Capitalism

Current price: $130.00
The Arts of Logistics: Artistic Production Supply Chain Capitalism
The Arts of Logistics: Artistic Production Supply Chain Capitalism

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The Arts of Logistics: Artistic Production Supply Chain Capitalism

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With chapters on art produced from technologies including ships, barrels, containers, and drones, Boyle narrates the long history of art's connection to logistics, beginning in the transatlantic slave trade and continuing today in Silicon Valley's dreams of automation. The global reach of the artists considered reflects the geographies of supply chain capitalism itself. In taking stock of how performance, sculpture, and popular culture are entangled in trade and racialized labor regimes, Boyle profiles influential work by artists such as Christo and Allan Kaprow alongside that of contemporary figures including Cai Guo-Qiang and Selina Thompson. This incisive study demonstrates that art and logistics are linked by the infrastructures and violence that keep supply chains moving.

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