 
Joseph Goebbels™ ist das provokative Projekt des serbischen Künstlers Aleksandar MaćaÅ¡ev. Das visuelle Hauptmotiv seiner “Kunst”-Kampagne – die sich gegen die Macht der Massenmedien wendet – ist ein Portrait von Joseph Goebbels, zusammengesetzt aus den Logos globaler Medienunternehmen. Aus dem Mission Statement: “Sixty years after Goebbels, we find ourselves in a highly developed infosphere– the internet, twenty-four hour news, direct broadcasting, countless non-stop radio, TV and cable stations, mobile communications, etc.– which constantly barrages us (its intended recipients) with messages. There are ads for products, political programs or activist’s ideas, weather forecasts, information about terrorist actions or fashion trends. The overwhelming power of the media sometimes gets under our skin, but we nevertheless remain gluttonous recipients of the messages. Truth becomes completely irrelevant. We can freely say there is no truth. In the place of truth, we consume ideas from a huge marketplace of messages and narratives that we believe in without any immediate experience or judgment as to their truthfulness. As Goebbels might say today, “If you repeat the message frequently enough it becomes the truth”.” Vorläufer der Kampagne ist dieses net.art Projekt von MaćaÅ¡ev: “Unstable Portrait of Joseph Goebbels“. Und hier ein Interview mit MaćaÅ¡ev: “Propagandizing Propaganda”. Via: trendbeheer
