Ambiguous Heterotopias: Review of "Seized by the Left Hand" at Dundee Contemporary Arts

James Bell

Ambiguous Heterotopias: Review of "Seized by the Left Hand" at Dundee Contemporary Arts

James Bell

Edinburgh College of Art

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Abstract

Exhibition review of 'Seized by the Left Hand' at Dundee Contemporary Arts. The review (and exhibition) is framed by Ursula K Le Guin's science fiction 'The Left Hand of Darkness' and touches on queer time and new materialism, transfeminisms, colonial logics of utopia and Foucault's idea of heterotopia (via Samuel R. Delany).

Original language	English
Volume	56
Specialist publication	MAP Magazine
Publication status	Published - 1 Oct 2020

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Ambiguous Heterotopias: Review of "Seized by the Left Hand" at Dundee Contemporary Arts

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