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Scandalous
A Reader on Art and Ethics
Texts by Franco “Bifo” Berardi, Renzo Martens and T. J. Demos, Galit Eilat, Simon Critchley and Miguel Á. Hernández-Navarro, Ronald Jones, Petra Bauer and Annette Krauss, Nina Möntmann, Peter Osborne, Marcus Steinweg, Nato Thompson, Maria Karlsson and Måns Wrange
Recent encounters between art and real life, the ubiquity of images of violence and humiliation in visual culture and the media, and the persistence of controversial debates on public and participatory art projects are raising fundamental questions about the importance of ethical decisions in art and curating. How far can provocation in art go, before it becomes cynical and abusive? Does “good censorship” exist? Are ethical decisions seen as more urgent in participatory art?
This reader introduces current notions of ethics in several contexts related to the cultural field. Responding to the instrumentalization of ethics as a privileged tool of neoliberalism, the reader claims the need for an ethics that critically reflects the mechanisms of contemporary global power structures. The contributions discuss models of subjective and situational ethics and pit them against a canon of unquestioned principles and upturned notions of ethics and human rights.
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