An edition of Civic actions (2017)

Civic actions

artists' practices beyond the museum

1st edition.
Civic actions
Blair French, Anne Loxley, Bla ...
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An edition of Civic actions (2017)

Civic actions

artists' practices beyond the museum

1st edition.

"At a time of increasing inequality and social tension, what role can art play in bringing people together? Can artists working in public spaces shift perceptions and attitudes? Does socially engaged practice inhibit artistic excellence? Civic Actions: Artists' Practices Beyond the Museum delves into these crucial questions, focusing on the intersection of social and public projects, and the possibilities of art practice in public space. This essential publication is international in focus and features formal essays and critiques along with conversational reflections by high-profile artists, curators, academics and cultural practitioners from across Australia, the Asia-Pacific, Europe and North and South America, who work with communities in the public realm."--Publisher description.

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English
Pages
231

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2017, Museum of Contemporary Art Limited
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Table of Contents

Culture is the language of the commons / Nato Thomson
Public thinkers; complex contexts / Anne Loxley
Indigenous voices telling untold stories in the public domain: the Eora journey and YININMADYEMI Thou didst let fall / Hetti Perkins
Systems of allowance and remembrance / Brook Andrew
Remembrance, representation and the memorial / Brook Andrew
Memorials of Janet Laurence / Gill Nicol with Janet Laurence
Héctor Zamora's acts of generosity / Ivan Muñiz Reed
Public art, gentrification and spatial justice / Zanny Begg
What does ethical socially engaged practice look like? / Jenny Bisset with Ash Keating, Marco Marcon, Lara Thoms and Michel Tuffery
Michel Tuffery's toolkit for working with community / Michel Tuffery
As if things were different: Theaster Gates' Sanctum in the context of new considerations of cultural value / Claire Doherty
Refusing to feel powerless: on identity politics, artists and institutions in the public domain / Jun Yang
Blind spots: the unhappy public in public art / Amy Spiers
Difficult second record: participatory art after the zeitgeist / David Cross
On documentation, conversation and memory / Blair French
C3West archive / Peter Johnson.

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The Rocks, NSW

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Dewey Decimal Class
700.09051
Library of Congress
NX180.S6 C58 2017

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Pagination
231 pages
Number of pages
231

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Open Library
OL44494868M
ISBN 10
1921034831
ISBN 13
9781921034831
OCLC/WorldCat
961320631

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