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What’s the Use?: Constellations of Art, History and Knowledge - A Critical Reader
Editor: Jorinde Seijdel, Steven Ten Thije, Nick Aikens, Thomas Lange | Reference: P3163 | ISBN: 978-9492095121 | Type: Publication

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Takes as a starting point the premise that art is best understood in dialogue with the social sphere, and examines how the exchange between art, knowledge and use has historically been set up and played out.

Adrian Rifkin aesthetics affect Alexandra Pirici Alistair Hudson Annie Fletcher body Catarina Simão Charles Esche Christina Aushana Christina Clausen constructLab contemporary art criticism Cuba cultural memory economy Emily Pethick engaged art Garden City George Yúdice Georges Didi-Huberman history How & for Whom Jean-Luc Godard Jeanne van Heeswijk Jesús Carrillo Castillo John Byrne John Ruskin labour Lara García Díaz Laurie Jo Reynolds Li Mu Liam Gillick Lucía Sanromán Manuel Borja-Villel Manuel Pelmuş Melinda Guillen Mozambique Nick Aikens politics Sara Stehr Schlingensief Stephen Wright Steven ten Thije Subtramas Tamara Díaz Bringas Tania Bruguera theory Thomas Lange time Trevor Paglen value Wendelien van Oldenborgh Yael Bartana Zdenka Badovinac

What’s the Use?: Constellations of Art, History and Knowledge - A Critical Reader
Editor: Jorinde Seijdel, Steven Ten Thije, Nick Aikens, Thomas Lange | Reference: P3109 | ISBN: 978-9492095121 | Type: Publication

This publication takes as a starting point the premise that art is best understood in dialogue with the social sphere, and examines how the exchange between art, knowledge and use has historically been set up and played out.
Part of the Study Room Guide on Live Art and Displacement (P3107).

Adrian Rifkin Alexandra Pirici Alistair Hudson Annie Fletcher border CAPP Catarina Simão Charles Esche Christina Aushana Christina Clausen constructLab Emily Pethick George Yúdice Georges Didi-Huberman How & for Whom Jeanne van Heeswijk Jesús Carrillo Castillo John Byrne John Ruskin Lara García Díaz Laurie Jo Reynolds Li Mu Liam Gillick Lucía Sanromán Manuel Borja-Villel Manuel Pelmuş Melinda Guillen migration Nick Aikens politics Restock Rethink Reflect 4 RRR4 Sara Stehr Stephen Wright Steven ten Thije Subtramas Tamara Díaz Bringas Tania Bruguera theory Thomas Lange Trevor Paglen Wendelien van Oldenborgh Zdenka Badovinac

Living as Form : Socially engaged art from 1991 - 2011
Artist/Author: Various | Editor: Nato Thompson | Reference: P1920 | ISBN: 978-0-262-01734-3 | Type: Publication

Living as Form grew out of a major exhibition at Creative Time in New York City. Like the exhibition, the book is a survey of more than 100 projects that use aesthetics to affect social dynamics.

activism Ai Weiwei Ala Plástica Amal Kenawy archive art Ata Hasheminejad Athi-Patra Ruga Basurama Bita Fayyazi Bread and Puppet Theatre Brian Holmes Buster Simpson camp Carol Becker Chemi Rosado Seijo Chto Delat? Claire Bishop class Colectivo Cambalache Complaints Choir Cornerstone Theater Company Cybermohalla Ensemble Decolonizing Architecture direct action Essex Street Market feminism feminist Fran Ilich Francis Alys Fritz Haeg gender Helena Producciones intervention Jeanne van Heeswijk Jeremy Deller Josh Greene Katerina edá Laurie Jo Reynolds Long March Project Mammalian Diving Maria Lind Mel Chin methodologies methodology Michihiro Shimabuku Mierle Laderman Ukeles Minerva Cuevas Navin Rawanchaikul No One Is Illegal participation Pase Usted Paul Glover Pedro Reyes performance art Peter Watkins Phil Collins Piratbyrån politics protest Public Movement public space Pulska Grupa Rick Lowe Shannon Jackson Slanguage socially engaged Steve Lambert Suzanne Lacy Teddy Cruz The Land Foundation The U.S. Social Forum The Yes Men Theaster Gates theatre Ultra-red Urban Bush Women urban planning visual art Voina Wikileaks Women on Waves

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