Sven Lütticken

Sven Lütticken is an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, specializing in Art and Culture, History, and Antiquity. He teaches courses at the bachelor, master, and research master levels, coordinating the Critical Studies in Art and Culture program. His research focuses on contemporary art history, critical theory, and political philosophy, with a focus on Marxist aesthetics, anti-Semitism critique, and colonialism studies.

Research interests include the intersection of art and political economy, reenactment in historical narratives, and the dialectics of barbarism in modernity. He has published widely in journals like October and E-Flux Journal, addressing topics ranging from Gaza genocide critiques to infrastructures of counterpublics. Lütticken also contributes to curatorial projects and has authored books such as States of Divergence and Objections.

He regularly delivers lectures on topics such as 'Prices and Other Values' and 'Documents of Divergence,' and has served on editorial boards including Prospections (Journal). His work engages with the ethical and political dimensions of art in contexts of global crises and neofascist suppression of critical voices.

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