Martin Plot is Co-Director of the MA Program in Aesthetics & Politics at the California Institute of the Arts. He works on the fields of political and social theory and conducts research and writes on American and Latin American political culture and democratic politics. He is the author of El Kitsch Político (2003) and La Carne de lo Social (2008), both published in Argentina. He is currently finishing his third book, Indivisible, on the state of the American political regime in the wake of 9/11. Finally, he is also examining the intersection of political and aesthetic thought in Merleau-Ponty, Arendt, and Rancière as part of a book-length project, provisionally titled The Aesthetico-Political.
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