Cita: Wright, Erik Olin y Perrone, Lucas (1977

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CSR Books is a book series initiated by the journal Cultural Studies Review, and published as an e-book by UTS e-Press with print-on-demand paperbacks also available. The series has two aims: to bring new work in the broadly-conceived field of cultural studies to both current readers and new audiences, and to revisit themes or concerns that have preoccupied Cultural Studies Review since its inception.The general editors of CSR Books are Chris Healy and Katrina Schlunke, guided and advised by distinguished members of the university consortium that publishes both the book series and the journal. We hope CSR Books will be an enduring adventure that will demonstrate the energy and creativity of cultural research and analysis, and the utility of what 'the book' is becoming.Keep in touch with both the journal and the book: or on twitter @CSReview1995. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any manner whatsoever without written permission from the authors. Every reasonable attempt has been made to identify owners of copyright. Errors or omissions will be corrected in subsequent editions. Cultural Studies Review Art in the Global AcknowledgementsThis collection of essays has emerged from two symposia held at the Adelaide Festival: 'Art in the Global Present' (26 February -1 March 2010) and 'Into Cosmos' (2-5 March 2012). Co-convened by Victoria Lynn, the festival's curator, and Nikos Papastergiadis, along with associates Lucy Guster and Rayleen Forester, these two events provided a range of papers, workshops and discussions by scholars, artists, curators and critics. Paul Grabowsky, Adelaide Festival artistic director 2010-2012, commented in the 2012 Visual Arts Program that Artists' Week at the festival digs 'deep into the conceptual well of art, seeking its roots in the irrational, its specificity in relation to space, its changing meaning in an image-saturated world and its paradoxical proximity to the extinction of consciousness'. The editors wish to extend their sincere gratitude to the writers in this volume; to Paul Grabowsky and Kate Gould from the 2010 and 2012 Adelaide festivals; the presenting partner University of South Australia; the Australia Council, who supported the two symposia; and to all the participants in Artists' Week 2010 and 2012 who contributed to a lively, creative and enriching experience. Finally, we are very grateful to CSR Books for taking on this publication and making it their first project. Thank you to Chris Healy, Katrina Schlunke and especially Ann Standish for their work in getting this to press. Nikos Papastergiadis and Victoria Lynn 9 Introduction Nikos PapastergiadisThe sensory awareness of the world is fundamental to art. Art is a world-making activity. The relationship between the sensory faculties and the formal practices of art always lead to the production of multiple worlds. This book explores this relationship between the real and the imagined, the material and the virtual worlds of art. It puts the sensory activity of wo...