The everyday practice of public art: art, space, and social inclusion
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London and New York
Routledge
2016
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| Ausgabe: | First published |
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| Umfang: | XV, 272 Seiten Illustration |
| ISBN: | 9781138829213 9781138829206 |
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| 505 | 8 | |a pt. I The social practice of public art - 1.Through the lens of social practice: considerations on a public art history in progress / Cameron Cartiere - 2.Politicizing publics: a social framework for public artworks / Mel Jordan - 3.Placing murals in Belfast: community, negotiation and change / Lesley Murray - 4.The everyday agonistic life after the unveiling: lived experiences from a public art World Cafe / Martin Zebracki<br>pt. II The education of a public artist<br>5.Creating the global network: developing social and community practice in higher education / Susan Stewart - 6.Throwing stones in the sea: Georg Simmel, social practice and the imagined world / Ted Purves - 7.Open Engagement: accessible education for socially engaged art / Jen Delos Reyes - 8."Context is half the work": developing doctoral research through arts practice in culture / Anne Douglas<br>pt. III The spatial fabric of public art and social practice<br>9.Public art as a function of urbanism / John Bingham-Hall - 10.Listening in certain places: public art for the post-regenerate age / Elaine Speight - 11.Antagonistic spaces: on small, interventionist and socially engaged public art / Danielle Sabelli - 12.Why public art? Urban parks and public art in the twenty-first century / Joni Palmer<br>pt. IV Visual timeline<br>13.A collective timeline of socially engaged public art practice 1950 - 2015 / Martin Zebracki | |
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| contents | Includes bibliographical references and index pt. I The social practice of public art - 1.Through the lens of social practice: considerations on a public art history in progress / Cameron Cartiere - 2.Politicizing publics: a social framework for public artworks / Mel Jordan - 3.Placing murals in Belfast: community, negotiation and change / Lesley Murray - 4.The everyday agonistic life after the unveiling: lived experiences from a public art World Cafe / Martin Zebracki<br>pt. II The education of a public artist<br>5.Creating the global network: developing social and community practice in higher education / Susan Stewart - 6.Throwing stones in the sea: Georg Simmel, social practice and the imagined world / Ted Purves - 7.Open Engagement: accessible education for socially engaged art / Jen Delos Reyes - 8."Context is half the work": developing doctoral research through arts practice in culture / Anne Douglas<br>pt. III The spatial fabric of public art and social practice<br>9.Public art as a function of urbanism / John Bingham-Hall - 10.Listening in certain places: public art for the post-regenerate age / Elaine Speight - 11.Antagonistic spaces: on small, interventionist and socially engaged public art / Danielle Sabelli - 12.Why public art? Urban parks and public art in the twenty-first century / Joni Palmer<br>pt. IV Visual timeline<br>13.A collective timeline of socially engaged public art practice 1950 - 2015 / Martin Zebracki |
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