Constructed Identities takes you on a trip through Europe and a little beyond — a journey through space, as well as time. The issue (edited by Rosa te Velde) explores a selection of case studies to consider the selective uses of history in heritage, and it puts forth alternative approaches to question established definitions of identity. Featuring articles by Lila Athanasiadou, Isa Fahrenholz and Svenja Binz, Abla elBahrawy, Arna Mackic, Katinka de Jonge, and interviews with Jennifer Tosch and Wendelien van Oldenborgh. Artworks by Guy Köningstein, and on the cover a drawing by the Georgian artist Lado Darakhvelidze.

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Table of Contents Cultural Policies: Agendas of Impact
p.2 Editorial Rosa te Velde & Steyn Bergs
p.3 Introduction Lara Garcia Diaz & Cristina Marques Mo
ran
p.9 Bram Ieven Opbouw als afbraak: over democratisering als
vanishing
mediator in het huidige kunstenbeleid
p.9 Bram Ieven Desctructive Construction: Democratization
as a
Vanishing
Mediator
in current Dutch art policy
p.17 Steven ten Thije
The Art of Impact
: Aspirin for Amputation
p.20
The Art of Impact
Programme: Interview with Tabo Goudswaard and Michiel
Munnike
p.25 Josephine Berry Agents or Objects of Discontinuous Chan
ge? Blairite Britain
and the Role of the Culturepreneur
p.37 Sven Lütticken Ends of Art: from Nul to Bijl
p.45 Market for Immaterial Value & Steyn Bergs Value is an
Ambigious
Hyperobject
p.50 Putting Ourselves at Risk in Public: Interview with Jeanne van He
eswijk
p.56 Management of Distrust: Measuring and Monitoring in Pol
icy making: Interview with
Pascal Gielen
p.62 Abstracts
p.64 Colofon