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by employing the whole body. It does so by referencing not only that which is present, visible, and audible but also that which is absent, invisible, and inaudible. It does so by engaging with politics and political discourse in unique ways: art’s language games direct our attention to the ways in which language conditions our perception of ‘reality’ just as art’s visual games alert us to the intimate connection between what we see and what we believe this ‘reality’ to be. Art creates imaginary – and also utopian – alternatives reflecting that what is always includes (as yet unrealized) alternatives, marginalized in political discourse for a variety of reasons. Art, thus, is a political discourse, and bearing witness to politics through art is a political activity.

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