Eliza Steinbock is Assistant Professor of Cultural Analysis at Leiden University’s Centre for the Arts in Society.Bram Ieven is Assistant Professor in Modern Dutch Literature and Culture at Leiden University’s Centre for Arts in Society.Marijke de Valck is Associate Professor of Media Studies at Utrecht University.

• Introduction: Taking Aesthetics from Resistance to ResilienceBram Ieven, Eliza Steinbock, and Marijke de ValckPart 1. Resilience: Searching for New Weapons While Fleeing1. Resilience Thinking, Storytelling and Aesthetic Resilience Marijke de Valck2. But does it Work in Theory? Androcentric Blind Spots and Omissions Hilary Robinson 3. Learning from Documenta: Aesthetic Resilience and the Politics of Institutionalized Art Bram Ieven 4. Blackout: The Necropolitics of Extraction T.J. Demos5. Movement of Movements: Resilient Strategies in the ‘Global South’ Kitty Zijlmans Part 2. Global Conjunctions of Aesthetic Resilience6. Of Tricksters and Zombies: Re-imagining Outsideness in Contemporary Russian Activist Art Ksenia Robbe7. An Alloy Made from Art and Activism, in North Macedonia Jon Blackwood 8. Drones and Streets: On the Image Composition of the Tahrir and Gezi Occupations Begüm Özden Fırat9. The Resilient City: When Social Activism meets Media Arts in Hong Kong Isaac Leung10. Art-activism in Decolonising a South African University Space Zethu MatebeniPart 3. Artistic Practices of Embodied Resilience11. Feminist and Anti-Racist Graffiti: Disrupting Public Space in the 1970s in Britain Na`ama Klorman-Eraqi12. The Black Radical: Fungibility, Activism, and Portraiture in These Times Syrus Marcus Ware13. Practicing Aesthetic Resilience through Collaboration Keri Watson14. Embodied Narratives: Art, Corporeality, and Creative Processes Ana Cristina Bohrer Gilbert

Eliza Steinbock is Assistant Professor of Cultural Analysis at Leiden University’s Centre for the Arts in Society.Bram Ieven is Assistant Professor in Modern Dutch Literature and Culture at Leiden University’s Centre for Arts in Society.Marijke de Valck is Associate Professor of Media Studies at Utrecht University.

• Introduction: Taking Aesthetics from Resistance to ResilienceBram Ieven, Eliza Steinbock, and Marijke de ValckPart 1. Resilience: Searching for New Weapons While Fleeing1. Resilience Thinking, Storytelling and Aesthetic Resilience Marijke de Valck2. But does it Work in Theory? Androcentric Blind Spots and Omissions Hilary Robinson 3. Learning from Documenta: Aesthetic Resilience and the Politics of Institutionalized Art Bram Ieven 4. Blackout: The Necropolitics of Extraction T.J. Demos5. Movement of Movements: Resilient Strategies in the ‘Global South’ Kitty Zijlmans Part 2. Global Conjunctions of Aesthetic Resilience6. Of Tricksters and Zombies: Re-imagining Outsideness in Contemporary Russian Activist Art Ksenia Robbe7. An Alloy Made from Art and Activism, in North Macedonia Jon Blackwood 8. Drones and Streets: On the Image Composition of the Tahrir and Gezi Occupations Begüm Özden Fırat9. The Resilient City: When Social Activism meets Media Arts in Hong Kong Isaac Leung10. Art-activism in Decolonising a South African University Space Zethu MatebeniPart 3. Artistic Practices of Embodied Resilience11. Feminist and Anti-Racist Graffiti: Disrupting Public Space in the 1970s in Britain Na`ama Klorman-Eraqi12. The Black Radical: Fungibility, Activism, and Portraiture in These Times Syrus Marcus Ware13. Practicing Aesthetic Resilience through Collaboration Keri Watson14. Embodied Narratives: Art, Corporeality, and Creative Processes Ana Cristina Bohrer Gilbert

Eliza Steinbock is Assistant Professor of Cultural Analysis at Leiden University’s Centre for the Arts in Society.Bram Ieven is Assistant Professor in Modern Dutch Literature and Culture at Leiden University’s Centre for Arts in Society.Marijke de Valck is Associate Professor of Media Studies at Utrecht University.

• Introduction: Taking Aesthetics from Resistance to ResilienceBram Ieven, Eliza Steinbock, and Marijke de ValckPart 1. Resilience: Searching for New Weapons While Fleeing1. Resilience Thinking, Storytelling and Aesthetic Resilience Marijke de Valck2. But does it Work in Theory? Androcentric Blind Spots and Omissions Hilary Robinson 3. Learning from Documenta: Aesthetic Resilience and the Politics of Institutionalized Art Bram Ieven 4. Blackout: The Necropolitics of Extraction T.J. Demos5. Movement of Movements: Resilient Strategies in the ‘Global South’ Kitty Zijlmans Part 2. Global Conjunctions of Aesthetic Resilience6. Of Tricksters and Zombies: Re-imagining Outsideness in Contemporary Russian Activist Art Ksenia Robbe7. An Alloy Made from Art and Activism, in North Macedonia Jon Blackwood 8. Drones and Streets: On the Image Composition of the Tahrir and Gezi Occupations Begüm Özden Fırat9. The Resilient City: When Social Activism meets Media Arts in Hong Kong Isaac Leung10. Art-activism in Decolonising a South African University Space Zethu MatebeniPart 3. Artistic Practices of Embodied Resilience11. Feminist and Anti-Racist Graffiti: Disrupting Public Space in the 1970s in Britain Na`ama Klorman-Eraqi12. The Black Radical: Fungibility, Activism, and Portraiture in These Times Syrus Marcus Ware13. Practicing Aesthetic Resilience through Collaboration Keri Watson14. Embodied Narratives: Art, Corporeality, and Creative Processes Ana Cristina Bohrer Gilbert