Documentary/Vérité: Bio-Politics, Human Rights and the Figure of “Truth” in Contemporary Art

Okwui Enwezor

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(2004). Documentary/Verite: Bio-Politics, Human Rights and the Figure of “Truth” in Contemporary Art. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Art: Vol. 5, Art & Ethics, pp. 11-42.

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