For Reasons of State examines how our ability to function as a democracy is compromised by governmental secrecy. Looking at contemporary art, the book explores notions of institutional concealment through the work of such artists as the Bureau of Inverse Technology, Jenny Holzer, Lin + Lam, Mark Lombardi, Trevor Paglen, and Susan Schluppi―all of whom provide the public with a new way of looking at information that is otherwise censored or misrepresented due to government or corporate influence.

For Reasons of State (Independent Study Program)

Arts & Photography

Cooke, Erica

Campens, Angelique

Lam, Steven

History & Criticism

Whitney Museum of American Art

<p>Suspended between the negative and positive, and the familiar and broader, meanings of the terms "influence" and "power," the Italian-born artist Stefano Cagol addresses the complexity of the very idea of authority. In <i>Harajuku Influences</i>, Cagol's latest artistic experiences in Berlin, Ghent, Singapore and Tokyo are synthesized.</p>

Stefano Cagol: Harajuku Influences

Tazzi, Pier Luigi

Bidner, Stefan

Charta

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