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Living to learn : art & education for the common good / edited by Noah Simblist.
Fine Arts Library - New Book Display N85 .L58 2025
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- Book
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Art--Study and teaching.
- Art.
- Artists as teachers.
- art education.
- Physical Description:
- 430 pages : illustrations (chiefly black and white) ; 23 cm
- Other Title:
- Art and education for the common good
- Place of Publication:
- Los Angeles, CA : Inventory Press ; Richmond, VA : Institute for Contemporary Art at Virginia Commonwealth University, [2025]
- Summary:
- "How can alternative organizations and traditional institutions learn from one another? How have exhibition platforms created space for artists to generate learning environments? How have these practices changed assumptions about art institutions and artistic production? How can we think about the economic, ecological, and institutional sustainability of all of these practices? Living to Learn, edited by Noah Simblist of Virginia Commonwealth University, presents the work of over seventy artists, curators, collectives, and scholars who address contemporary art as a site of learning in the twenty-first century. Building on earlier histories of education as civic service for the common good, it focuses on the last twenty-five years while exploring the future of art education as a practice unfolding both in and beyond school. The book's case studies reveal how innovations in education have a dynamic relationship with artistic practice, alternative arts organizations, universities, museums, and biennials"-- Provided by publisher.
- Contents:
- Introduction / Noah Simblist
- Educação para adultos (Education for adults), 2010 / Jonathas de Andrade
- I. Alternative arts organizations
- Introduction / Noah Simblist
- Intended missions, adjacent outcomes : a reflection on "art schools" in the Arab world / Engy M. Sarhan
- Home workspace program / Christine Tohmé interviewed by Pelin Tan and Magnus Ericson
- On divergent art education : a case study in dark study / Andrew Woolbright
- Fifteen years of SOMA : why institutionality can be its own political act / Kim Córdova
- Unifying agents : emancipation and art education in the Caribbean / Pablo Guardiola
- From the wobbly scaffolding / lugar a dudas cofounders Oscar Muñoz and Sally Mizrachi in conversation with Karen Devia
- Don't teach, learn : the educational experiments at EspIRA / Patricia Belli interviewd by Miguel A. López
- The Post-Living Ante-Action Theater manual : the audience is always right / My Barbarian
- II. BFAMFAPhD
- Artists report back / BFAMFAPhD
- There is nothing less passive than the act of fleeing / the Public School Los Angeles
- The UC strike / Brian Holmes
- The hidden costs of a life of the mind / Beatriz E. Balanta
- Unstable connections / Anuradha Vikram
- Art schools in the Middle East / Gregory Buchakjian, Aissa Deebi, Walid Sadek, and Pelin Tan, moderated by Noah Simblist
- Why I protest / a college senior having his degree withheld
- On hating students / Daniel Spaulding
- The university struggle to unlearn Zionism / Ariella Aïsha Azoulay interviewed by Linda Xheza
- From the unreviewed writings of a peerless thinker / Jalal Toufic
- Learning is a desire for proximity / Steffani Jemison, Naeem Mohaiemen, and Beatriz Santiago Muñoz, moderated by Noah Simblist
- Teaching between worlds / Angela Dufresne, Gordon Hall, Arnold J. Kemp, Aki Sasamoto, Nato Thompson, and Rodrigo Valenzuela, moderated by Michael Jones McKean
- Blood from stone, 2019 / Cara Benedetto
- III. Practices
- Of workers and trees / Luis Camnitzer and Pablu Helguera
- On gender, sculpture, and relearning how to see / Gordon Hall
- Six years : we've reached a moment of crisis / Sarah Rifky
- Speech beyond the freedom of speech / Yazan Khalili
- Occupational hazards of modern art and museums / Rasha Salti and Khaled Hourani
- An oral history of Picasso in Palestine / Michael Baers
- Pedagogies of commons as transversal methods / Pelin Tan
- Systems of grasping / Kameelah Janan Rasheed interviewed by Noah Simblist
- Yet another score for feral translation, 2025 / Kameelah Janan Rasheed
- IV. Museums and biennials
- Cardinal points in art learning / Pablo Helguera
- Someone who knows something ... and someone who knows something else / Dominic Asmall Willsdon and Mônica Hoff talk about the Bienal do Mercusol
- Can a museum contain conterpublics? / Manuel Borja-Villel interviewed by Marcelo Expósito
- A museum in education city / Zeina Arida interviewed by Noah Simblist
- Education at the Sharjah Art Foundation / Noora Al Mualia interviewed by Noah Simblist
- Education at the São Paulo Bienial / Thiago Gil de Oliveira Virava interviewed by Noah Simblist
- Learning from the medium / Manuela Moscoso interviewed by Noah Simblist
- Maintaining belief in institutions / Magalí Arriola, Johanna Burton, Sally Tallant, and Dominic Asmall Willsdon, moderated by Noah Simblist
- City as a school / Sofía Olascoaga, Lucia Sanroman, Sally Tallant, and Dominic Asmall Willsdon, moderated by Noah Simblist
- Public promises : education, architecture, museums / Dominic Asmall Willsdon
- The tree school (2014) / Campus in Camps and Grupo Contrafilé
- V. Sustainability
- Meditation ocean / Hope Ginsburg interviewed by Noah Simblist
- On financial worlding / Gary Zhexi Zhang
- Columbia University's "crisis" : a political economy sketch map / Adam Tooze
- The debt collective : an introduction / Astra Taylor
- RAW Académie at ICA / Linda Good Bryant, Marielle Ingram, Alex Klein, and Marie Hélène Pereira
- Story of a marriage : Secue_LA / Helmut Batista, Marilia Loureiro, Lola Malavasi, and Sally Mizrachi, moderated by Noah Simblist
- All that you touch, you change. All that you change, changes you / Prem Krishnamurthy and Sam Rauch (Department of Transformation).
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references.
- ISBN:
- 9781941753811
- 1941753817
- OCLC:
- 1565865031
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