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This map seeks to visualize the relationship between power paradigms that propel the military industrialized complex, the human body, and performance art. I was inspired by interviews with J. and S., both military veterans, and their performance practices. By using the body as a tool for research, performance acknowledges that we know in different ways, thus creating a bridge between the authority of written scholarship with lived experience. So too, veteran artists bridge stratified worlds, constantly recalibrating embodied military training in a civilian environment. By using the cultural capital of art, writing and movement, J. and S. remind audiences of invisible chains of power and authority that connects us to foreign policy and global communities. Power paradigms : neoliberalism, capitalism, colonialism Psyche: woundedness, validation, healing, boundaries

type	research exposition
keywords	Power paradigms : neoliberalism, capitalism, colonialism Psyche: woundedness, validation, healing, boundaries, freedom, performance art, American Exceptionalism
date	16/04/2020
last modified	12/05/2020
status	in progress
share status	public
affiliation	School of the Art Institute of Chicago
copyright	Lydia Cardenas
license	All rights reserved
language	English
url	https://www.researchcatalogue.net/view/849572/849573

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849696	sand-grains-under-microscope-gary-greenberg-1	sandgrains.com	All rights reserved
849716	unnamed	Beinfield, Harriet, and Efrem Korngold. Between Heaven and Earth: a Guide to Chinese Medicine. Ballantine Books, 1992.	All rights reserved
850667	the_portable_war_memorial_1968	Ed Keinholtz	All rights reserved
850778	IMG_6219	Lydia Cardenas	All rights reserved
850896	Gulf War 1991	MoMA PS1	All rights reserved
850899	War Painting (The Destruction of Iraq) 1991	MoMA PS1	All rights reserved
852797	Marx-on-the-metabolic-rift-how-capitalism-cuts-us-off-from-nature	Rebecca Wilson, “Ticky Tacky.” Used under CC BY-2.0	All rights reserved
859766	154460-158301	Psychology Today	All rights reserved
859807	2017_GuerrillaGirls_EstrogenBomb 2003-2017	Gorilla Girls	All rights reserved
859813	Himat M. Ali. Al Mutanabbi Street Baghdad. 2007.	MoMA	All rights reserved
860943	iraq-sergeants-justin-wanzek-and-carl-quam-jr-pose-with-their-corn-crop-at-fob-speicher-in-iraqphoto-sgt-amy-dobler	Defiant Gardens	All rights reserved
860960	iraq-photo-sgt-amy-dobler	Amy Dobler	All rights reserved
867434	Group map	NA	All rights reserved
867441	Map Group	NA	All rights reserved

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