| Abstrakt: |
The article explores radical aesthetic theories concerning colonialism, feminism, and the notion of whiteness. Topics discussed include the argument presented by philosopher María del Rosario Acosta López regarding aesthetics as a philosophical activity, the aesthetics of the Black Lives Matter movement acknowledged by podcasters Brendane Tynes and Alyssa A. L. James, the criticism offered by professor Nadiya N. Ali to the objectification of Muslim subjects in an art exhibition that feature Muslim women, and the public intervention performance "I Have Been There," presented by multimedia artist Chun Hua Catherine Dong which aims to address the global migrant crisis. |
