 The main book of documenta 14 takes the form of a reader, evoking the various meanings associated with the term. The documenta 14 Reader
 explores—in essay, allegory, poem, historical legal document, and 
hybrid literary other—the discursive and practical concerns of the 
project, such as debt and gift, the coloniality of power, economies of 
the exhibition, and languages (and other currencies) without remainder. A
 critical anthology that reflects on history in order to better envision
 the present and reconceptualize the future, the Reader 
features both newly commissioned and foundational texts as well as image
 portfolios that illustrate the expansive scope—at once temporal and 
geographic—of historical artists and actors included in the documenta 14
 project.
The main book of documenta 14 takes the form of a reader, evoking the various meanings associated with the term. The documenta 14 Reader
 explores—in essay, allegory, poem, historical legal document, and 
hybrid literary other—the discursive and practical concerns of the 
project, such as debt and gift, the coloniality of power, economies of 
the exhibition, and languages (and other currencies) without remainder. A
 critical anthology that reflects on history in order to better envision
 the present and reconceptualize the future, the Reader 
features both newly commissioned and foundational texts as well as image
 portfolios that illustrate the expansive scope—at once temporal and 
geographic—of historical artists and actors included in the documenta 14
 project.With contributions by Tony Bennett, Ross Birrell, Maria Boletsi, Jacques Derrida, Souleymane Bachir Diagne, W. E. B. Du Bois, Silvia Federici, Denise Ferreira da Silva, Yannis Hamilakis, Candice Hopkins, Quinn Latimer, Isabell Lorey, Sylvère Lotringer, Antonio Negri, Pauline Oliveros, Hiva Panahi, Paul B. Preciado, Adam Szymczyk, and others
Edited by Quinn Latimer and Adam Szymczyk
712 pages, 153 color illustrations
Hardcover, 17.7 × 22.1 cm
Separate editions in English, German, and Greek
Publisher: Prestel
Retail price: 35 EuroHardcover, 17.7 × 22.1 cm
Separate editions in English, German, and Greek
Publisher: Prestel
ISBN 978-3-7913-5657-0
 
 
 
 
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