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I. Positions -- Being agitated--agitated being: art and activisim in times of perennial protest -- II. The stage, the street, and the institution -- Staging the political: (counter)publics and the theatricality of acting -- Dancing politics: political reflections on choreography, dance, and protest -- Art, space, and the public sphere(s): on public art, urbanism, and political theory -- The curatorial function: organizing the ex/position -- The globalization of art and the 'biennials of resistance': a history of the biennials from the periphery -- Time loops: a postscript on pre-enactments.