Interrupting the City – Artistic Constitutions of the Public Sphere
- Title
- Interrupting the City – Artistic Constitutions of the Public Sphere
- Type
- on subject
- Author
- Sarah Vanhee, Lieven de Cauter, Gregory Sholette, Bojana Cvejić, Gerald Raunig, Pascal Gielen, Tessa Overbeek, Sander Bax, Odile Heynders, Bram Ieven, Vanessa Joosen, Jennifer Miller, Erik Swyngedouw, Rennie Tang, Geertjan de Vugt, Sara Wookey
- Editor
- Pascal Gielen, Sander Bax, Bram Ieven
- Publisher
- Valiz, 2016
- Code
- THEO-GIE-7
- Details
- 328 pages, 14.0 × 21.0 cm
- ISBN
- 9789492095022
Description
Arts in society
Antennae Series
See also
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