If we carefully re-read some of the fundamental aesthetical texts written a long ago, we may find many references that can help us to highlight and understand the different states of the present. Thus, traditional aesthetical platforms can lose their stable historical and philosophical position through ‘dizzyingly’ changing its orientation towards the fields of contemporary art, technology, politics, and resistance theorization. The ten articles of the section “Main Topic: Vertigo Aesthetics: Between Art – Resistance – Technology – Politics” bring together the issues of the contemporary worlds and the long-ago established aesthetical platforms, thus reflecting the possible historical and geographical vertigo of aesthetics.
On behalf of the Journal Editorial Team
Sanela Nikolić
Table of Contents
Main Topic: Vertigo Aesthetics: Between Art – Resistance –Technology – Politics
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Franziska Wildt
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1-13
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Novica Milić
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15-22
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Enea Bianchi
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23-34
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Rodolfo Wenger
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35-42
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Eva Kit Wah Man
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43-53
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Federico Farnè
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55-62
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Dan Eugen Ratiu
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63-76
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Irina Lisovetc, Boris Orlov
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77-84
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Anna Montebugnoli
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85-97
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Kathleen Higgins
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99-107
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Beyond the Main Topic
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Seyed Farhad Tayyebi, Yüksel Demir
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111-134
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Marija Vujović, Marta Mitrović
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134-146
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Chris Hackley, Amy Hackley Rungpaka
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147-168
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Artist Portfolio
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Predrag Terzić
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170-174
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Book Reviews
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Tatiana Prorokova-Konrad
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177-179
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Ana Vukadinović-Ćemalović
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181-183
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