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Titel |
Politics, identity and public space : critical reflections in and through the practices of contemporary art |
Auteur |
M. Hannula |
Plaats van uitgave |
Utrecht |
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Utrecht consortium, Expodium, platform for young art, MaHKU, Utrecht graduate school of visual art and design |
Jaar van uitgave |
2009
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Reeks |
Expothesis, series in art research and public space
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9789490474010
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Annotatie |
192 p. : afb. ; 21 cm. - Literatuuropgave: p. 188-191
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Trefwoorden |
hedendaagse kunst, beeldende kunst, kunst in de openbare ruimte, esthetica, sociale vraagstukken |
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Samenvatting What are the chances and challenges for contemporary art to participate in the processes of activating the static social imaginary into performative acts of social imagination? These are then acts that shake the bag, question and make events out of something that is usually taken for granted and not paid attention to: acts that seek ways how to shape and make that general space (content of a concept, sign, symbol, act or image) into a temporary thisness of a becoming of a place. An illustration of the theory are the works of art by Igor Grubic, John Johnston and Jacqueline Donachie. |
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