Art through City Space
Bodil Axelsson, Karin E. Becker
Abstract
Bodil Axelsson, Karin E. Becker
Abstract
This internet publication shows extracts from four works that interrogate and engage the space of the city. The publication also present participant’s reflections over the evolvement of their work, and where it landed. Two researchers, two artists, a photographer and a writer participate. The overall project – Art through City Space – suggests movement and flow, as well as a perspective, leading the artists, and the project participants into a range of questions and practices central to contemporary urban life. Click on the titles placed upon the image to navigate between texts and artistic works.
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This internet publication shows extracts from four works that interrogate and engage the space of the city. The publication also present participant’s reflections over the evolvement of their work, and where it landed. Two researchers, two artists, a photographer and a writer participate. The overall project – Art through City Space – suggests movement and flow, as well as a perspective, leading the artists, and the project participants into a range of questions and practices central to contemporary urban life. Click on the titles placed upon the image to navigate between texts and artistic works.
Key concepts: Space (punctuation), Visual arts, Perspective (graphical), The Internet, Movement (music), Urban space, Sociology, Media studies