Skaidra Trilupaityte
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 76500 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Skaidra Trilupaityte |
| PRENOMES | Skaidra |
| SOBRENOME | Trilupaityte |
| ASSINATURA | TRILUPAITYTE S |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Vilnius Academy of Arts |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2007 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2022 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Visual Control in Today’s Societies
By using a theoretical approach to the critique of surveillance capitalism, and by drawing on public discourse sources on facial recognition (FR) technology, this paper analyzes visual surveillance in contemporary societies. Currently, there are both numerous instances of a sudden development of FR capabilities on a global scale as well as efforts to prevent the development of what is called the “most dangerous technology.” This paper also questi…
Disagreement over monuments
This article explores the emergence of a new cultural policy phenomenon in Lithuania: the debate about public spaces and monuments and its role in urban cultural planning. Between the 1940s and1980s state socialist cultural policy built and transformed public spaces without any discussion involved in the process. In contrast, contemporary cultural policy appears to cause endless controversies. These controversies have followed political decisions…
Kultūrinio planavimo nesėkmės
[full article and abstract in Lithuanian; abstract in English] This article offers an analysis of public critiques and political disagreements regarding the program “Vilnius – European Capital of Culture 2009” and the centennial commemoration of the restored Lithuania, which was celebrated in 2018. The premises of the culture planning paradigm are critically scrutinized, and the confrontations between living culture and strategic planning (unavoi…
Akcijos Mieste Ir Išpuolių Grėsmės Retorika. Vilnius Po 2009-Ųjų
Straipsnyje analizuojami urbanistinių akcijų interpretavimo būdai. Išpuolių grėsmės retorika siejama ne tiek su organizatorių intencijomis, kiek su išorinėmis politinėmis įtampomis. Parodoma, jog emocijomis nuspalvintas garsių politikų, žurnalistų etc. nuostatas tam tikrų renginių atžvilgiu lemia ne vien administracinės taisyklės, bet ir bendra geopolitinė šalies orientacija, taip pat tarptautiniai neramumai, besisiejantys su vietinių politikų …
Neoliberal culture
Artistic Protest and (Political) Critique
The article discusses artistic protests and forms of opposition in the democratic society. Taking into account different theoretical approaches, the attempt is made to clarify the notions of artistic protests and (artistic) political critique in the field of Lithuanian art research. The attention is paid to the neoliberal political consensus and its opposition. The categories such as strike, protest and disobedience are related not to more or les…
The International Circulation of Attacks and the Reputational Consequences of Local Context
This article examines philanthropist George Soros's reputation in the United States, Russia and post-Soviet Lithuania from the 1990s to 2005-6. A billionaire currency speculator and left-wing philanthropist, Soros has a 'difficult reputation'. Attacks from American right-wingers and post-Soviet authoritarians circulated internationally, but his reputation was not constituted globally as extreme globalization theorists might predict. We draw on Bo…
Guggenheim’s global travel and the appropriation of a national avant‐garde for cultural planning in Vilnius
Analysis of the Guggenheim museum’s rhetoric in Vilnius – a case study of a ‘failed’ city planning – provides important material for a broader discussion about neo‐liberal culture, especially with regard to cities of so‐called New Europe. A rhetorical connection between the global museum and a rediscovered Fluxus avant‐garde in the Lithuanian capital became a key component of a new type of culture‐led regeneration campaign. In 2007 Lithuanian Flu…
Totalitarianism and the problem of Soviet art evaluation
Disagreement over monuments
This article explores the emergence of a new cultural policy phenomenon in Lithuania: the debate about public spaces and monuments and its role in urban cultural planning. Between the 1940s and1980s state socialist cultural policy built and transformed public spaces without any discussion involved in the process. In contrast, contemporary cultural policy appears to cause endless controversies. These controversies have followed political decisions…
The International Circulation of Attacks and the Reputational Consequences of Local Context
This article examines philanthropist George Soros's reputation in the United States, Russia and post-Soviet Lithuania from the 1990s to 2005-6. A billionaire currency speculator and left-wing philanthropist, Soros has a 'difficult reputation'. Attacks from American right-wingers and post-Soviet authoritarians circulated internationally, but his reputation was not constituted globally as extreme globalization theorists might predict. We draw on Bo…
Totalitarianism and the problem of Soviet art evaluation
Guggenheim’s global travel and the appropriation of a national avant‐garde for cultural planning in Vilnius
Analysis of the Guggenheim museum’s rhetoric in Vilnius – a case study of a ‘failed’ city planning – provides important material for a broader discussion about neo‐liberal culture, especially with regard to cities of so‐called New Europe. A rhetorical connection between the global museum and a rediscovered Fluxus avant‐garde in the Lithuanian capital became a key component of a new type of culture‐led regeneration campaign. In 2007 Lithuanian Flu…
Totalitarianism and the problem of Soviet art evaluation
Guggenheim’s global travel and the appropriation of a national avant‐garde for cultural planning in Vilnius
Analysis of the Guggenheim museum’s rhetoric in Vilnius – a case study of a ‘failed’ city planning – provides important material for a broader discussion about neo‐liberal culture, especially with regard to cities of so‐called New Europe. A rhetorical connection between the global museum and a rediscovered Fluxus avant‐garde in the Lithuanian capital became a key component of a new type of culture‐led regeneration campaign. In 2007 Lithuanian Flu…
The International Circulation of Attacks and the Reputational Consequences of Local Context
This article examines philanthropist George Soros's reputation in the United States, Russia and post-Soviet Lithuania from the 1990s to 2005-6. A billionaire currency speculator and left-wing philanthropist, Soros has a 'difficult reputation'. Attacks from American right-wingers and post-Soviet authoritarians circulated internationally, but his reputation was not constituted globally as extreme globalization theorists might predict. We draw on Bo…
Artistic Protest and (Political) Critique
The article discusses artistic protests and forms of opposition in the democratic society. Taking into account different theoretical approaches, the attempt is made to clarify the notions of artistic protests and (artistic) political critique in the field of Lithuanian art research. The attention is paid to the neoliberal political consensus and its opposition. The categories such as strike, protest and disobedience are related not to more or les…
Akcijos Mieste Ir Išpuolių Grėsmės Retorika. Vilnius Po 2009-Ųjų
Straipsnyje analizuojami urbanistinių akcijų interpretavimo būdai. Išpuolių grėsmės retorika siejama ne tiek su organizatorių intencijomis, kiek su išorinėmis politinėmis įtampomis. Parodoma, jog emocijomis nuspalvintas garsių politikų, žurnalistų etc. nuostatas tam tikrų renginių atžvilgiu lemia ne vien administracinės taisyklės, bet ir bendra geopolitinė šalies orientacija, taip pat tarptautiniai neramumai, besisiejantys su vietinių politikų …
Neoliberal culture
Kultūrinio planavimo nesėkmės
[full article and abstract in Lithuanian; abstract in English] This article offers an analysis of public critiques and political disagreements regarding the program “Vilnius – European Capital of Culture 2009” and the centennial commemoration of the restored Lithuania, which was celebrated in 2018. The premises of the culture planning paradigm are critically scrutinized, and the confrontations between living culture and strategic planning (unavoi…
Disagreement over monuments
This article explores the emergence of a new cultural policy phenomenon in Lithuania: the debate about public spaces and monuments and its role in urban cultural planning. Between the 1940s and1980s state socialist cultural policy built and transformed public spaces without any discussion involved in the process. In contrast, contemporary cultural policy appears to cause endless controversies. These controversies have followed political decisions…
Visual Control in Today’s Societies
By using a theoretical approach to the critique of surveillance capitalism, and by drawing on public discourse sources on facial recognition (FR) technology, this paper analyzes visual surveillance in contemporary societies. Currently, there are both numerous instances of a sudden development of FR capabilities on a global scale as well as efforts to prevent the development of what is called the “most dangerous technology.” This paper also questi…
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