Louise Carrie Wales, PhD, formerly art department leader at the United Nations International School, currently lives in Connecticut and works at GCDS.

• Introduction;  1. Heidegger’s articulation of Care in "The Question Concerning Technology";  2. Walter Benjamin and the Disruptive Reproduction;  3. Martha Rosler: Bringing the War Home: Ethico-Political Collaborative Art Practice;  4. Fashioning Truth from Fiction and Memory: The Essence of Truth Interpreted Through the Work of Boltanski and Wodiczko;  5. Technologized Truth: The Ambiguity of Truth/Non-Truth in the Work of Mirza and Butler;  Conclusion

Louise Carrie Wales, PhD, formerly art department leader at the United Nations International School, currently lives in Connecticut and works at GCDS.

• Introduction;  1. Heidegger’s articulation of Care in "The Question Concerning Technology";  2. Walter Benjamin and the Disruptive Reproduction;  3. Martha Rosler: Bringing the War Home: Ethico-Political Collaborative Art Practice;  4. Fashioning Truth from Fiction and Memory: The Essence of Truth Interpreted Through the Work of Boltanski and Wodiczko;  5. Technologized Truth: The Ambiguity of Truth/Non-Truth in the Work of Mirza and Butler;  Conclusion

Louise Carrie Wales, PhD, formerly art department leader at the United Nations International School, currently lives in Connecticut and works at GCDS.

• Introduction;  1. Heidegger’s articulation of Care in "The Question Concerning Technology";  2. Walter Benjamin and the Disruptive Reproduction;  3. Martha Rosler: Bringing the War Home: Ethico-Political Collaborative Art Practice;  4. Fashioning Truth from Fiction and Memory: The Essence of Truth Interpreted Through the Work of Boltanski and Wodiczko;  5. Technologized Truth: The Ambiguity of Truth/Non-Truth in the Work of Mirza and Butler;  Conclusion