Barbara Schurz
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Barbara Schurz (born 1973 in Klagenfurt, Carinthia) in is an artist and self-described "revolutionary activist" from Austria.
She attended Vienna University, where she pursued Slavic Studies and Women's Studies. Subsequently, she studied conceptual art at the Vienna Academy of Fine Art. She began travelling around the world, living as an artist and author Moscow and Berlin, in addition to Vienna.
Schurz is best known for her books, co-written with Alexander Brener, that address the boundary between art and politics from an activist perspective. These are heavily influenced by poststructuralism, particularly the writings of Michel Foucault, and focus their attacks largely on capitalism and imperialism.
[edit] Books
- Was tun? (1999, ISBN 3-85266-101-3)
- Furzende Völker (2000, ISBN 3-85266-130-7)
- Tattoos auf Gefängnissen (2001, ISBN 3-85266-157-9)
- Bukaka Spat Here (2001, Austria, ISBN 3-9501567-1-2; 2002, UK, ISBN 0-9520274-4-5)
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