Art, process, change: inside a socially situated practice / Loraine Leeson

By:

Leeson, Loraine

Language: English Series: Routledge Advances in Art and Visual StudiesPublication details: Routledge, 2018. New York:Description: xvi, 153 pISBN:

9781138670631

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DDC classification:

701.03 LEE-A

Contents:

Part 1: Contexts and Case Studies -- Part 2: Reflections

Summary: This book brings a practitioner's insight to bear on socially situated art practice through a first-hand glimpse into the development, organisation and delivery of art projects with social agendas. Issues examined include the artist's role in building creative frameworks, the relationship of collaboration to participation, management of collective input, and wider repercussions of the ways that projects are instigated, negotiated and funded.

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Part 1: Contexts and Case Studies --
Part 2: Reflections

This book brings a practitioner's insight to bear on socially situated art practice through a first-hand glimpse into the development, organisation and delivery of art projects with social agendas. Issues examined include the artist's role in building creative frameworks, the relationship of collaboration to participation, management of collective input, and wider repercussions of the ways that projects are instigated, negotiated and funded.

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