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Notes Toward a Non-Anthropocentric Social Practice
by Anthony Marcellini and Matthew Rana
If subject-object oppositions indicate the problematics of social practice, how do we rethink and reorganize this concept? How can we have a more complex social practice that accounts for multiple forces and agencies, ones that are not transparent or even fully accessible?

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The Forbidden Body: Notes on the Latin American Live Art Scene
by Guillermo Gómez-Peña and Gabriela Salgado
This is the ultimate challenge for us: to relay in a symbolic body language capable of holding up the semiotic breakdown, or at least of putting it in evidence. If we don’t embrace this challenge, we are at risk of being exoticized and misunderstood.

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