La contre-culture domestiquée : art, espace et politique dans la ville gentrifiée

Il fut un temps où Genève regorgeait d’une culture alternative visible à chaque coin de rue. Bien que ses premiers centres d’opération aient progressivement disparu, cette lutte pour une culture libre existe encore sous d’autres formes d’occupation et d’action. Ce nouvel ouvrage aux éditions MetisPresses examine la transformation des mouvements de contre-culture à travers une série de cas d’études élargie aux villes de Genève, Lisbonne et Ljubljana. Entre soumission, provocation et revendication, La contre-culture domestiquée propose un regard scientifique sur la mutation de ces mouvements de contestation pour affronter la gentrification et garantir que l’expérimentation et l’ambiguïté font partie intégrante des espaces de la ville.

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Luca Giovanni Pattaroni
2020
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