Italy’s far right weaponises culture; Carnegie International; Maria Bartuszová

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Introduction

00:00 • 3min

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Brothers of Italy and Meloni - What Are the Poles Saying?

02:47 • 2min

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The Rise of Matteo Salvini

04:54 • 2min

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Is Culture a Strategic Cornerstone of Italian Politics?

07:02 • 2min

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Is Italy Bringing Citizens Into Museums?

08:48 • 2min

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Is There a Memory of the Nation?

10:32 • 2min

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Is the Idea of Christian Rome Somehow a Kind of Islam Phobic Kind of Idea?

12:55 • 2min

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Maloney's Policies Seem to Be Changing

14:40 • 2min

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The Art World's Response to the Italian Presidential Campaign

16:15 • 2min

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Cancel Culture

17:51 • 2min

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The Use of the Terminology of Damaged Statues and Cancell Culture

19:25 • 2min

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The Art of the Month: Art in the City

20:55 • 4min

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What Does It Mean to Be International in the States Right Now?

24:57 • 2min

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Is It Morning for You Yet?

26:45 • 3min

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The Concept of the Contemporary Is Elastic

29:19 • 2min

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Architecture in the Hall of Sculpture

31:00 • 3min

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The Problem With Romanticism in Contemporary Art

33:36 • 2min

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The Art of Collaboration in an Exhibition

35:16 • 2min

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The Work of the Week, by Maria Bartusova

37:13 • 2min

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The Art of Maria Bartisove

38:57 • 2min

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Sculpture and Form - The Relationship Between Form and Form

41:03 • 2min

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The Endless Eggs, or Infinite Eggs

42:36 • 2min

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The Untitled Aliminium Cast

44:27 • 3min

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Theugh's Art Is a Kind of Playful Process, Part of a Playful Experience

47:20 • 2min

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Sculpture - The Endless Eggs

49:34 • 3min