'Commoning Art' brings contemporary commons and art discourses into dialogue through feminist, queer, ecosocial, and critical studies perspectives. It outlines three positions in current practice: Art for Commons, centering the commons as a political and aesthetic concern; Art as Commons, challenging ownership and copyright; and 'Commoning Art', approaching art as an ongoing process of collective self-organization. Drawing on a variety of situated examples from artistic and curatorial practice, the transdisciplinary team of authors develops a methodology that advances an ontological reorientation of art, shifting away from the myth of individual autonomy toward forms of practice grounded in relationality and interdependence.
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'Commoning Art' brings contemporary commons and art discourses into dialogue through feminist, queer, ecosocial, and critical studies perspectives. It outlines three positions in current practice: Art for Commons, centering the commons as a political and aesthetic concern; Art as Commons, challenging ownership and copyright; and 'Commoning Art', approaching art as an ongoing process of collective self-organization. Drawing on a variety of situated examples from artistic and curatorial practice, the transdisciplinary team of authors develops a methodology that advances an ontological reorientation of art, shifting away from the myth of individual autonomy toward forms of practice grounded in relationality and interdependence.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. A much-needed contribution to the literature on commoning, offering pragmatic, structured and transformative strategies to rethink and reshape the arts First published in German in 2022, Commoning Art has since become a standard reference in debates on art, commons and cultural self-organization. Discussed in academic contexts, artist-run spaces and cultural institutions, the book has shaped how commoning is theorized and practiced in the arts. This English edition now makes that discourse accessible to an international readership.Commoning Art develops a methodology that advances an ontological reorientation of art, understanding it as a shared infrastructure, collectively stewarded through practices of co-creation, peer decision-making and mutual support. This reorientation opens pathways toward supportive legal, organizational and material conditions that allow artistic work to be sustained with reduced dependence on market- and state-based arrangements. The book combines conceptual clarity with a wide range of situated examples, case studies and ideas drawn from real work in art and culture. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9789083657516
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. A much-needed contribution to the literature on commoning, offering pragmatic, structured and transformative strategies to rethink and reshape the arts First published in German in 2022, Commoning Art has since become a standard reference in debates on art, commons and cultural self-organization. Discussed in academic contexts, artist-run spaces and cultural institutions, the book has shaped how commoning is theorized and practiced in the arts. This English edition now makes that discourse accessible to an international readership.Commoning Art develops a methodology that advances an ontological reorientation of art, understanding it as a shared infrastructure, collectively stewarded through practices of co-creation, peer decision-making and mutual support. This reorientation opens pathways toward supportive legal, organizational and material conditions that allow artistic work to be sustained with reduced dependence on market- and state-based arrangements. The book combines conceptual clarity with a wide range of situated examples, case studies and ideas drawn from real work in art and culture. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9789083657516
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - A much-needed contribution to the literature on commoning, offering pragmatic, structured and transformative strategies to rethink and reshape the arts First published in German in 2022, Commoning Art has since become a standard reference in debates on art, commons and cultural self-organization. Discussed in academic contexts, artist-run spaces and cultural institutions, the book has shaped how commoning is theorized and practiced in the arts. This English edition now makes that discourse accessible to an international readership.Commoning Art develops a methodology that advances an ontological reorientation of art, understanding it as a shared infrastructure, collectively stewarded through practices of co-creation, peer decision-making and mutual support. This reorientation opens pathways toward supportive legal, organizational and material conditions that allow artistic work to be sustained with reduced dependence on market- and state-based arrangements. The book combines conceptual clarity with a wide range of situated examples, case studies and ideas drawn from real work in art and culture. N° de réf. du vendeur 9789083657516
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