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, 2020 In this paper we present a field study that took place in the environment of the exhibition “Stefanos Rokos: Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds’ No More Shall We Part, 14 paintings 17 years later”, hosted at the Benaki Museum (May 2019). A group of visitors played the game “Find the Artwork behind the Story!”, crafting stories over the displayed artworks and ...
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AM: Art + Media, 2017 Brought by his French mother, who was born and raised in French Algeria, Joseph Dadoune was dragged from place to place by her loves and whims, following a detour in Southern France and ending up in Ofakim, Israel.
Yosef-Joseph Dadoune, Mikel Touval
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THE ARTISTIC TEMPERAMENT AND THE ARTIST'S PROGRESS [PDF]
The Musical Quarterly, 1916 rT HE popular idea of the artistic temperament, an idea fostered by most of the novels that take it as their subject, is that it is a kind of freak of nature, a more or less agreeabl e monstrosity; but while it is, perhaps fortunately, of rare occurrence in any family circle, it seems to be a perfectly natural and normal thing, which may be analysed ...
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Remote Feelings: On Blind-Sighted Collaborations and Long-Distance Art Making
Disability Studies Quarterly, 2018 This essay is an account of Remote Feelings, a collaborative art project conceived of by the authors in 2016. Shaped by sensory difference, remote location and the use of digital technology, namely 3D scanning and printing technology, this project, like ...
David Johnson, Florian Grond
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Learning in Australian local government: A roadmap for improving education & training
Commonwealth Journal of Local Governance, 2016 Faced with a context of national and state reform agendas as well as resource scarcity, Australian local government has pressing workforce development issues.
Ronald Woods +2 more
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Artistic Ceramists, “Satellites” of the Artistic Field [PDF]
Biens Symboliques / Symbolic Goods, 2019 By studying a professional group—“artistic ceramists”—this article brings to light a complementary conception of the logics of autonomy and heteronomy. In France, an artistic ceramist’s craft is highly autonomous, for not only is it distinguished from other activities of artistic creation, but it is also governed by its own rules and equipped with its ...
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Committing Thoughtcrime: A Step-by-Step Tutorial (2021)
The February Journal, 2023 The 2020 Belarusian presidential elections provoked a severe political crisis that continues to this day. Over the past two years, Belarusians have faced unprecedented brutality from the authorities.
An artist from Belarus
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Percées, 2023 How can existing and reimagined protocols contribute to the decolonization of performing arts practices among Indigenous artists? How can they allow us to reconnect with our languages and the pre-Columbian concepts they keep alive?
Yves Sioui Durand
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British Art Studies, 2016 DOI Gerard Byrne’s 1984 and Beyond (2005–07) is a multi-media installation that includes a film produced at the Kröller-Müller Museum in the Netherlands.
Gerard Byrne
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Performance Philosophy, 2022 This paper problematizes the ways in which performance art might be philosophy, and vice versa, that is; how philosophy might operate as embodied praxis and method.
Despina Zacharopoulou
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