The everyday practice of public art : art, space, and social inclusion /

Title:

The everyday practice of public art : art, space, and social inclusion /

Format:

Book

Institution:

Emerson College, MassArt

Contents:

Through the lens of social practice : consideration on a public art history in progress / Cameron Cartiere -- Politicizing publics : a social framework for public artworks / Andrew Hewitt and Mel Jordan -- Placing murals in Belfast : community, negotiation and change / Lesley Murray -- The everyday agnostic life after the unveiling : lived experiences from a public art World Café / Martin Zebracki -- Creating the global network : developing social and community practice in higher education / Dean Merlino and Susan Stewart -- Throwing stones in the sea : Georg Simmel, social practice and the imagined world / Ted Purves -- Open Engagement : accessible education for socially engaged art / Jen Delos Reyes -- "Context is half the work" : developing doctoral research through arts practice in culture / Anne Douglas -- Public art as a function of urbanism / John Bingham-Hall -- Listening in certain places : public art for the post-regenerate age / Elaine Speight -- Antagonistic spaces : on small, interventionist and socially engaged public art / Justin Langlois and Danielle Sabelli -- Why public art? : urban parks and public art in the twenty-first century / Joni Palmer -- A collective timeline of socially engaged public art practice, 1950-2015 / Cameron Cartiere, Sophie Hope, Anthony Schrag, Elisa Yon and Martin Zebracki.

Online access:

No online access

Library holdings:

Emerson Main Stacks
N8825 .E94 2016 – Available

• Available Temporarily at Emerson Reserve
  On reserve for VM409 -1: Urban Public Art (Visual and Media Arts: Knight)

MassArt Main
N8825 .E94 2016 – Unavailable

• Charged (due 05-17-2023 at 09:00 PM)