Heterotopien Des Künstlerischen - (Edition Angewandte) by Barbara Putz-Plecko (Paperback)
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Highlights
- Art as a communicative practice This publication presents and documents 16 years of artistic teaching and research at the Department of Art and Communicative Practice at the University of Applied Arts Vienna.
- About the Author: Barbara Putz-Plecko, artist, educator; former head of the Department of Art and Communicative Practice, Univ. of Applied Arts Vienna
- 400 Pages
- Art, Criticism & Theory
- Series Name: Edition Angewandte
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Book Synopsis
Art as a communicative practice
This publication presents and documents 16 years of artistic teaching and research at the Department of Art and Communicative Practice at the University of Applied Arts Vienna. It illustrates the specific approach to artistic teaching in different media fields, building on the artistic practice of individual teachers.
Drawing on best-practice examples and a variety of innovative projects, it becomes clear which spaces for action and reflection each individual artistic approach opens up in interaction. These essays explore the specific potential that teaching "from art" opens up for educational processes, self-awareness, world experience, critical reflection and ability to act, and the production of knowledge.
- Unusual insights into the diversity and interaction of different forms of artistic practice
- Contemporary examples of the social relevance of artistic research
- Elaborately designed volume; appears together with the publication Geografien des Textilen. Lehren als künstlerische Praxis
About the Author
Barbara Putz-Plecko, artist, educator; former head of the Department of Art and Communicative Practice, Univ. of Applied Arts Vienna
