Lessons of Belonging: Art, Place, and the Sea: Doing Arts Thinking: Arts Practice, Research and Education, cartea 11
Autor John Baldacchinoen Limba Engleză Paperback – 17 mai 2023
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9789004678910
ISBN-10: 9004678913
Pagini: 174
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
Greutate: 0 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill
Seria Doing Arts Thinking: Arts Practice, Research and Education
ISBN-10: 9004678913
Pagini: 174
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
Greutate: 0 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill
Seria Doing Arts Thinking: Arts Practice, Research and Education
Recenzii
"The profundity and scholarship of Baldacchino’s thoughts, coupled with the expanding horizons of his and other artist’s visual work ‘show’ us that belonging is always constituent, a force to originate or to instaur beyond established boundaries." – Dennis Atkinson, Goldsmiths University of London
"As in previous works, John Baldacchino’s artistic and philosophical writing challenges the readers to exit into the world. This exit is profoundly implied with today’s politics but also with history and ways of unlearning and imagining other futures for the arts and education." – Catarina Martins, University of Porto
"John Baldacchino’s latest work returns to familiar themes in his writings: the Mediterranean, longing, and art’s connection with the makings of possible pasts and futures. [He] take[s] readers on a journey in which art-making challenges us to grasp what we take for granted as the meaning of belonging." – Sandro Barros, Michigan State University
"As in previous works, John Baldacchino’s artistic and philosophical writing challenges the readers to exit into the world. This exit is profoundly implied with today’s politics but also with history and ways of unlearning and imagining other futures for the arts and education." – Catarina Martins, University of Porto
"John Baldacchino’s latest work returns to familiar themes in his writings: the Mediterranean, longing, and art’s connection with the makings of possible pasts and futures. [He] take[s] readers on a journey in which art-making challenges us to grasp what we take for granted as the meaning of belonging." – Sandro Barros, Michigan State University
Cuprins
Acknowledgements
List of Figures
1 Nowhere: Recurrent Exits
1 Art’s Pagan Intents
2 Renegotiating Belonging
3 The World, Autonomy, and Struggle
2 Scotland, Malta, Palestine: Indirect Belonging
1 Art’s Thirdness
2 Living Somewhere
3 Indirectness, Be-Longing
3 Assumptions of Making
3 Rummiena, Rummeenah, Pomegranates
3 California, Armenia: A Métier for Living
1 Presumed Space
2 Finding Paradox
3 Prosthetic Syntheses
4 Shared Belonging(s)
5 Exiting
6 Impasse
7 Synthetic Prosthesis
8 The Dialectic’s Beyond
9 Paradox’s Pedagogy
10 Wounded by Water
4 Ghana, Crete, Andalusia: Aesthetic Dissonance
1 White Liberal Tolerance
2 Beyond Tolerance
3 Recognition, Specificity, Distinction
4 Aesthetics Contra Aesthetics
5 Harlem, Hellas, Yoruba, Auschwitz: Aesthetic Identity
1 “We Have No Models”
2 Learning to Pray
3 ‘Our’ Contemporaneity
3 The Child and the Tree
6 Paris, Prague: Art’s Foreignness
1 Beauty’s Polity
2 Normalised Deadly Phenomena
2 An Excuse for Bildung’s Attraction
2 Remembering to Forget
2 Avant-Nostalgia’s Inverted Belonging
2 Kundera’s Excuse
7 Alexandria, Monterosso: Nostalgic Salt
1 Performances of Difference
2 Before and after the Shipwreck
2 Journey and Nostalgia
2 Poetic-Pedagogical Hypotheses
8 Al-Baħr al-Abyad, ħa-Yam ħa-Tikhon, Mesógeios, Mediterraneo: Thalassic Lessons
1 Vantage Points
2 “This ‘Inland Sea’ of Ideals”
3 Doing, Undergoing, and Living Deliberately
4 Culture, Revolt and Colonised Economies
5 An Aesthetic Sense of Belonging
6 Lessons of Belonging
List of Figures
1 Nowhere: Recurrent Exits
1 Art’s Pagan Intents
2 Renegotiating Belonging
3 The World, Autonomy, and Struggle
2 Scotland, Malta, Palestine: Indirect Belonging
1 Art’s Thirdness
2 Living Somewhere
3 Indirectness, Be-Longing
3 Assumptions of Making
3 Rummiena, Rummeenah, Pomegranates
3 California, Armenia: A Métier for Living
1 Presumed Space
2 Finding Paradox
3 Prosthetic Syntheses
4 Shared Belonging(s)
5 Exiting
6 Impasse
7 Synthetic Prosthesis
8 The Dialectic’s Beyond
9 Paradox’s Pedagogy
10 Wounded by Water
4 Ghana, Crete, Andalusia: Aesthetic Dissonance
1 White Liberal Tolerance
2 Beyond Tolerance
3 Recognition, Specificity, Distinction
4 Aesthetics Contra Aesthetics
5 Harlem, Hellas, Yoruba, Auschwitz: Aesthetic Identity
1 “We Have No Models”
2 Learning to Pray
3 ‘Our’ Contemporaneity
3 The Child and the Tree
6 Paris, Prague: Art’s Foreignness
1 Beauty’s Polity
2 Normalised Deadly Phenomena
2 An Excuse for Bildung’s Attraction
2 Remembering to Forget
2 Avant-Nostalgia’s Inverted Belonging
2 Kundera’s Excuse
7 Alexandria, Monterosso: Nostalgic Salt
1 Performances of Difference
2 Before and after the Shipwreck
2 Journey and Nostalgia
2 Poetic-Pedagogical Hypotheses
8 Al-Baħr al-Abyad, ħa-Yam ħa-Tikhon, Mesógeios, Mediterraneo: Thalassic Lessons
1 Vantage Points
2 “This ‘Inland Sea’ of Ideals”
3 Doing, Undergoing, and Living Deliberately
4 Culture, Revolt and Colonised Economies
5 An Aesthetic Sense of Belonging
6 Lessons of Belonging