A look at Art Primarily Active in the Context of Daily Practices & Non-Oppositional Criticalities of Socially Engaged Art in China
ed. by Emily Shin-Jie Lee, Iris Ferrer, Julia Wilhelm, reinaart vanhoe ; design by Dinara Vasilevskaia & Julia Wilhelm ; produced by Framer Framed & Willem de Kooning Academy
- Editor(s)
- Emily Shin-Jie Lee, Iris Ferrer, Julia Wilhelm, reinaart vanhoe
- Publisher, year
- Eindhoven : Onomatopee, 2022
- Scope
- 355 p., illustrated, 24 cm.
- ISBN
- 9789493148871
A book, produced by Framer Framed & Willem de Kooning Academy, consisting of two interconnected volumes produced after a series of online workshops discussing collaborative publishing design. Vol.1: Art for (and within) a Citizen Scene connects people working within South-East-Asia contexts to share their creative practices. It sheds light on practices in communities where collaboration is common in daily life, where art is seen not only as a self-contained profession, but also as a way of living. Vol.2: Be Water, My Friend: Non-Oppositional Criticalities of Socially Engaged Art in China looks at different forms of socially engaged artistic and cultural practices in China. These practices address a range of social issues in the country’s cities, including the unequal treatment of migrant workers and denigration of urban villages.
- Keywords
- sociale praktijk , engagement , grafische vormgeving - publicaties - boeken/tijdschriften etc.
- Location
- Cabinet 31 - 3: Sociale praktijk / Art and Society
- Contains
- noten / notes , bibliografie / bibliography , glossarium / glossary
