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Routledge Art Encounters in the Nuclear Age: Radiant Objects (Routledge Focus on Art History and Visual Studies)

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Written by artists, curators, historians, and cultural workers, Art Encounters in the Nuclear Age: Radiant Objects is a collection of essays that offers an idiosyncratic cross-section of nuclear history, foregrounding stories of objects and artworks. This collection aims to expand discourse around nuclear power and bear witness to the strangeness of living in the nuclear age and to contribute to a culture of care for nuclear subjects. Particularly the collection seeks to direct attention to the marginalised voices of those who have experienced nuclear traumas more directly. The book can be read as a kind of inventory of objects, of things close-to-hand, which can allow us to sense the magnitude and complexity of issues arising from nuclear technologies. Amidst prevailing eco-anxiety, these essays ask us to sit with these experiences, to ‘hold’ these objects and to come closer to understanding our nuclear heritage. Topics include: the legacies of nuclear bombs; the nuclear archive and ‘noise prints’, nuclear decommissioning; the past and present of nuclear bunkers; and art in Fukushima. This text is suitable for researchers in the visual arts, history, philosophy, and environmentalism.

Product Specifications
Brand
Routledge
Format
hardcover
ASIN
1041030843
Category
Books > Subjects > Arts & Photography > History & Criticism > Criticism
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
18 November 2025
Listed Since
30 August 2025

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