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Art As A Thinking Process Visual Forms Of Knowledge Production Mara Ambrozic Editor

Name: Art As A Thinking Process Visual Forms Of Knowledge Production Mara Ambrozic Editor
SKU: BELL-38498876
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Publisher: Ram Publications

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.4 MB

Pages: 268

Author: Mara Ambrozic (editor), Angela Vettese (editor)

ISBN: 9781934105931, 1934105937

Language: English

Year: 2013

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Art As A Thinking Process Visual Forms Of Knowledge Production Mara Ambrozic Editor by Mara Ambrozic (editor), Angela Vettese (editor) 9781934105931, 1934105937 instant download after payment.

What is the contemporary relationship between art and thought, and how do we teach art today? This book compiles papers from an eponymous symposium at IUAV University of Venice in June 2011 by theoreticians, curators, scientists, writers and artists variously involved
in the teaching of art. The contributions follow the increasing interest in art schools and the prominence gained by their joint exhibition spaces, the evidence of art practices and, accordingly, the diffusion of an extensive literature discussing art schools as a resource and
potential alternative to commercial dynamics now shaping the system
of contemporary art. Featuring texts from Ute Meta Buaer, Franco 'Bifo' Berardi, Mary Jane Jacob, Sarat Maharaj, Henk Slager, Hito Steyerl, Hans Ulrich Obrist, Chiara Vecchiarelli and Mick Wilson, among others.