Conversation Pieces: Community and Communication in Modern Art
Grant H. Kester
Abstract
Grant H. Kester
Abstract
Some of the most innovative art of the past decade has been created far outside conventional galleries and museum: at a parking garage in Oakland, California; on a pleasure boat on the Lake of Zurich in Switzerland; at a public market in Chiang Mai, Thailand. Artists working in such places, operating at the intersection of art and cultural activism, have developed new forms of collaboration with diverse audiences and communities. Their projects have addressed such issues as political conflict in Northern Ireland, gang violence on Chicago's West Side, and the problems of sex workers in Switzerland. -- p. [4] of cover.
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Some of the most innovative art of the past decade has been created far outside conventional galleries and museum: at a parking garage in Oakland, California; on a pleasure boat on the Lake of Zurich in Switzerland; at a public market in Chiang Mai, Thailand. Artists working in such places, operating at the intersection of art and cultural activism, have developed new forms of collaboration with diverse audiences and communities. Their projects have addressed such issues as political conflict in Northern Ireland, gang violence on Chicago's West Side, and the problems of sex workers in Switzerland. -- p. [4] of cover.
Key concepts: Conversation, Politics, Pleasure, Cover (algebra), Media studies, Sociology, Political science, Visual arts