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Which role can or should art play in the
context of urban transformation, and which role does it want to play?
Who are the protagonists? How do they appropriate the urban space? Which
power-relations define and delimit their practices? This book takes a
look at the strategies, ambivalences, and limits of emancipatory urban
practices in 18 international contributions from the fields of art, activism,
architecture, city planning, urban research and journalism. The contributing
authors sketch out concrete examples of urban action between the poles
of the discourse on topical issues such as participation, governmentality,
gentrification, social movements, migration and empowerment.
With contributions by:
Luchezar Boyadjiev, Antonio Brizioli, Margit Czenki / Christoph Schäfer,
Alexa Förber, Jeanne van Heeswijk, Sabine Hess, Zdena Kolecková / Michal
Kolecek, Elke Krasny, Leo Kühberger, Judith Laister, Andreas Lang, Margarethe
Makovec / Anton Lederer, Doina Petrescu / Constantin Petcou, Oda Projesi,
Elke Rauth / Christoph Laimer, Simone Reis / Bertram Werle, Theater im
Bahnhof, Vesna Vukovic, Thomas Wolkinger
Published by:
Judith Laister, Margarethe Makovec, Anton Lederer
< rotor > center for contemporary art
University of Graz / Institute for Cultural Anthropology
Volume 4 of the series Culture of the Public Space
Steirische Gesellschaft für Kulturpolitik
Löcker publishing house
ISBN 978-3-85409-702-0
German/English
288 pages, 15,5 x 23,5 cm
available for Euro 29,80,-
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