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The Third Island

The Third Island Downloaded from http://afterimage.ucpress.edu/ on December 5 2019 REPORT Geographically, the region is dominat- archival material and with written texts. ed by rugged mountains. Promontories An analogic dictionary, compiled by such TRIENNALE, MILAN impede on the shoreline. Such majes- thinkers and practitioners as Teddy Cruz, DECEMBER 1–20, 2015 tic yet inhospitable terrain has helped Marco Ferrari, and Pelin Tan, is appended make Calabria one of the least devel- at the end of the volume, and proposes oped areas in the country, which in turn unconventional and unexpected defini- OIGO n.1 The Third Island makes it vulnerable to the ’Ndràngheta, tions of what may constitute a “major” Edited by Antonio Ottomanelli the local mafia that today stretches the piece of infrastructure. “The aim was to Planar Books, 2015 width of the globe, generating billions promote a reflection on today’s Italy by 240 pp (book) +42 (booklet)/€38 of euros every year in illicit trade. The investigating its landscape,” Ottomanelli region remains largely unknown also told me, “and through this process, initi- In the post-photographic era, where to most Italians. “When we hear about ate a cross-disciplinary rumination on the image dissemination on the internet has Calabria, it’s usually on the news, theme http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Afterimage: The Journal of Media Arts and Cultural Criticism University of California Press

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Downloaded from http://afterimage.ucpress.edu/ on December 5 2019 REPORT Geographically, the region is dominat- archival material and with written texts. ed by rugged mountains. Promontories An analogic dictionary, compiled by such TRIENNALE, MILAN impede on the shoreline. Such majes- thinkers and practitioners as Teddy Cruz, DECEMBER 1–20, 2015 tic yet inhospitable terrain has helped Marco Ferrari, and Pelin Tan, is appended make Calabria one of the least devel- at the end of the volume, and proposes oped areas in the country, which in turn unconventional and unexpected defini- OIGO n.1 The Third Island makes it vulnerable to the ’Ndràngheta, tions of what may constitute a “major” Edited by Antonio Ottomanelli the local mafia that today stretches the piece of infrastructure. “The aim was to Planar Books, 2015 width of the globe, generating billions promote a reflection on today’s Italy by 240 pp (book) +42 (booklet)/€38 of euros every year in illicit trade. The investigating its landscape,” Ottomanelli region remains largely unknown also told me, “and through this process, initi- In the post-photographic era, where to most Italians. “When we hear about ate a cross-disciplinary rumination on the image dissemination on the internet has Calabria, it’s usually on the news, theme

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Afterimage: The Journal of Media Arts and Cultural Criticism – University of California Press

Published: Nov 1, 2016

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