The Flood of Rights: Amanda Beech
| Participant(s) | Amanda Beech |
|---|---|
| Participant(s) | Matthew Poole |
| Year | 2013 |
Amanda Beech is an artist and writer.
Beech’s work takes up the dynamic of image-force by entangling narratives of power from philosophical theory, literature, and real political events.
Inspired by these discourses on power, her work proposes a new realist politics of the artwork and its possibilities in the context of contingency. Beech has exhibited her art work internationally
Recent exhibitions include:
- Final Machine (2013), Lanchester Gallery Projects, Coventry, UK and Ha Gamle Prestagard, Norway
- Asymmetrical Cinema, Beaconsfield Gallery, London
- (Past Present) Future Tense, Center for Living Arts, Alabama, USA 2013
Recent publications include:
- Final Machine (2013)
- Sanity Assassin (2010)
- “Concept Without Difference: The Promise of the Generic” in Realism Materialism Art (CCS Bard, Upcoming 2013)
Beech is Dean of Critical Studies at CalArts, USA.
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