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School : a recent history of self-organized art education / [edited by] Sam Thorne.
Title & Author:

School : a recent history of self-organized art education / [edited by] Sam Thorne.

Publication:

Berlin : Sternberg Press, [2017]
©2017

Description:

380 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 20 cm

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references.
Preface -- Introduction: Art school confidential -- From pedagogy to politics. -- Another model is possible / Tania Bruguera -- What is our ideology? / Anton Vidokle -- The right to educate / Ahmet Öğüt -- A counter-public sphere / Dmitry Vilensky (Chto Delat?) -- Nomadic and networked. -- Transpedagogy / Pablo Helguera -- A life of its own / Sean Dockray -- A school, an academy, a boot camp / Bisi Silva -- Student debt and the MFA complex. -- Why don't we start our own school? / Andrea Arrubla and Sean J. Patrick Carney -- Unlearning and antiknow / Jakob Jakobsen -- The best art school is a warm room / Ryan Gander -- Place: the city and the country. -- An almost utopian project / Tina Sherwell -- An experience of life / Piero Golia -- New channels / Wael Shawky -- Communal environments / Yoshua Okón -- On the street. -- What is an art education? / Olafur Eliasson -- Your city / Christine Tohme -- Collaboration and collectivity. -- Places for curiosity / Fritz Haeg -- Multiple voices / Anna Colin, Jonathan Hoskins, Sarah McCrory, Laurence Taylor, and Sam Thorne -- A tool to explore the city / Bik Van der Pol -- Starting points / Justė Jonutytė and Maya Tounte -- Self-organized schools since 1999: a partial chronology.
Summary:

What are the possibilities and limits of self-organized art education in the 21st century? What can be borrowed from traditional academies, and what should be jettisoned? A substantial survey of self-organized art schools and alternative education initiatives, 'School' presents a range of projects in London, Los Angeles, Berlin, Lagos, Mexico City, Ramallah and St. Petersburg, among others. Founding artists, curators and educators map the fertile but contested territory of student debt, the MFA system, the 'pedagogical turn, ' and the future of art schools.

ISBN:

9783956791819 (paperback)
3956791819 (paperback)

Subject:

Art Study and teaching.
Alternative education.
Art schools.
Art Étude et enseignement.
Éducation alternative.
Écoles des Beaux-Arts.
art education.
art schools (institutions)
Kunstschule
Selbstgesteuertes Lernen

Added entries:

Thorne, Sam, editor.

Recent history of self-organized art education

Holdings:

Location: Library main 298567
Call No.: BIB 244714
Status: Available

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