Art and Social Change: A Critical Reader
- Titel
- Art and Social Change: A Critical Reader
- Type
- on subject
- Auteur
- Lucy Lippard, Hans Haacke, Hélio Oiticica, Charles Esche, Adrian Piper, The Atlas Group, Donna Haraway, Situationist International, Will Bradley, Marshall McLuhan, Courbet, William Morris, Georgi Plekhanov, Russian Constructivists, the John Reed Club of New York, de Stijl, the Bauhaus, Dada, the Surrealists, the San Francisco Diggers, The Bogside Artists, Xiao Lu, Tang Song, Sadie Plant and Nick Land, the Berlin House of World Cultures, Adbusters
- Publisher
- Afterall, London, 2007
- Code
- THEO-ESC-1
- Subcollection
- Beeld & Taal museumnacht 2015
See also
Art As a Social System
Art As a Social System
Art As a Social System
Library Material – on subject
Stanford University Press
Stanford University Press
What’s Happened To The University? – A sociological exploration of its infantilisation
What’s Happened To The University? – A sociological exploration of its infantilisation
Library Material – on subject
Routledge
Routledge
Other criteria – confrontations with twentieth-century art
Other criteria – confrontations with twentieth-century art
Other criteria – confrontations with twentieth-century art
Library Material – on subject
Oxford University Press
Oxford University Press
Critical condition
ausgewahlte Texte im Dialog
Critical condition
ausgewahlte Texte im Dialog
Critical condition
ausgewahlte Texte im Dialog
Library Material – on subject
kokerei Zollverein
kokerei Zollverein
Revisiting Footnotes – Footprints of the Recent Past in the Post-Socialist Region
Revisiting Footnotes – Footprints of the Recent Past in the Post-Socialist Region
Revisiting Footnotes – Footprints of the Recent Past in the Post-Socialist Region
Library Material – on group show
Latvian Centre for Contemporary Art LCCA
Latvian Centre for Contemporary Art LCCA
An Anti-Catalog
An Anti-Catalog
Library Material – on subject
The catalog committee of artist meeting for cultural change
The catalog committee of artist meeting for cultural change