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Civic Actions: Artists' practices beyond the museum/ Editors: Blair French and Anne Loxley

Material type: TextTextPublication details: Sydney; Museum of Contemporary Art; 2017Description: 232p; 24x15cmISBN:
  • 9781921034831
Subject(s): Summary: "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 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." C3West. Writers: Brook Andrew, Zanny Begg, Jenny Bisset, David Cross, Claire Doherty, Blair French, Peter Johnson, Ash Keating, Janet Laurence, anne Loxley, Elizabeth Ann Macgregor OBE, Marco Macron, Ivan Muniz Reed, Gill Nicol, Hetti Perkins, Amy Spiers, Nato Thompson, LAra Thoms, Michel Tuffery, Jun Yang Arts & Society, Social Practice, Arts- Moral and Ethical Aspects, Art- Modern 21st Century, Artists and Community
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"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 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." C3West. Writers: Brook Andrew, Zanny Begg, Jenny Bisset, David Cross, Claire Doherty, Blair French, Peter Johnson, Ash Keating, Janet Laurence, anne Loxley, Elizabeth Ann Macgregor OBE, Marco Macron, Ivan Muniz Reed, Gill Nicol, Hetti Perkins, Amy Spiers, Nato Thompson, LAra Thoms, Michel Tuffery, Jun Yang Arts & Society, Social Practice, Arts- Moral and Ethical Aspects, Art- Modern 21st Century, Artists and Community

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