.../Filipino American musical performances that turn our attention to what is produced by these performances, the burdens of representation under which they take place, and the translocal scenes that they foreground and create. ...

... in a minoritized art s excess of accumulated, unexpressed meaning, which, having exceeded the space allotted to it by the history of expression, can now only explode or be repressed in a display of dark- glasses cool. Mercer and others have spoken of the burden of representation : when only one or two voices...

...; politics of openness and, 75 78; radical- participatory media experi- ments, 52 59, 64 68; relationality and, 3 4; risks of, 26; storytelling and, 49 51; uneven burdens of risk in, 46 68 Adams, Carol J., 159, 187nn35 36, 221n77 Adorno, Theodor, 144 advertising, legitimacy of, 41 aesthetic...

... University Press, 1967. Fung, Richard. "Burdens of Representation, Burdens of Responsibility." In Construct• ing Masculinity, edited by Brian Wallis and Simon Watson. New York: Routledge, 1995· Fuss, Diana. "Fashion and the Homospectatorial Look." In On Fashion, edited by Shari...

...2 Uneven Burdens of Risk Particular possibilities for (intra- )acting exist at every moment, and these changing pos- sibilities entail an ethical obligation to intra- act responsibly in the world s becoming, to contest and rework what matters and what is excluded from mattering. Karen Barad...

... through their circulation and accumulation, producing meanings that shift, move, and always remain unstable. Framed by the diverse uses of photographic technology in colonial and settler colonial states, archival photographic images carry an acute burden of representation for viewers who themselves...

... and the need to protect vulnerable children, popular representations of Ostrava’s woes portray a struggle between citizens who are suffering and a state not living up to its obligations. Evoking social contract ideals, such calls upon the state engage in a politics of last resort, translating personal...

... past who betrayed him. They do not know that the object of their condemnation is really Sita, who remains silent under the burden of these accusations. In public, Dharmesh defends this woman in his past, elevating her to the status of a goddess equal Figure 5.2 Still from Dil Ek Mandir (1963). Dharmesh...

... the mediatized field of affective televisual representation. Thus, positive affects in the ser- vice of queer desire are the kinds of passions that need to be managed. Ngai describes ugly feelings as representing interpretations of predicaments, which she delineates as signs that render visible different...

.... And it isn t one that is meant to discount how and why the mission privileged conventional media of representation. Far from it. Magic lantern slides, photography, and, eventually, film would all con- tribute to relaying the Grenfell Mission story of an outpost made up of The Promise of Extraction 157...

... work. The McLibel case and McSpotlight website are thus helpful in foregrounding issues that inhibit a wholesale departure from representational modes of advocacy in order to embrace more multilayered modes of articulation. These difficulties were made all the more profound when those being represented...

... in a turntablist music movement. Chapter 1 focuses on isp’s musical practices and performances as they resound familiar burdens for racialized performers in the United States as well as put forth techniques of sonic abstraction and musical alienation. This chapter maneuvers with a turntablist methodology...

.... The filter of the perceiver necessarily entails a Significant modification of the implied ideal of a faithful representation of an independently existent actu• ality, that is, the lion. Eliot's "quality of truthfulness," described by her as "rare" and "precious," proves extraordinarily slippery...

... representation specifically to the idea of class crossings and female labor. The cultural perfor• mances examined in this and the next chapter reveal both the strains on this so• cial system of metaphor and the burden on the vehicle herself, as she negotiates her spot on the axis between "mere...

...- ville, TN: Frist Center for the Visual Arts, in association with Yale University Press, 2012. Tagg, John. The Burden of Representation: Essays on Photographies and Histories. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 1988. Tapia, Ruby C. American Pietàs: Visions of Race, Death, and the Maternal...

... the working- class, poor, and un- glamorous urban and suburban realities lived by many women and girls of color in Miami. Despite the images of bronzed, fashionably dressed women depicted in pop culture representations and advertisements in Miami, the financial re- alities for many women are far from lavish...

... and Gonzalez s exhibit because I found in their work a compelling representation of the questions I have been puzzling over in this book. How do surfaces remember? More broadly, how we can see/know/ understand histories and relations that may not be visible that may be rest- ing, latent, or asymptomatic...

... representation of the Port Royal earthquake, pub- lished in London shortly after the event: A True and Perfect Relation of that Most Sad and Terrible earthquake, at Port- Royal, Jamaica which happened on Tuesday 7th June 1692 (Lon- don: R. Baldwyn, 1692). British Library, General Reference Collection 74/719.m.17...