Description |
208 pages ; 22 cm |
Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references (pages 174-188) and index. |
Contents |
Introduction -- Revelations (Artist Nan Goldin and the Sackler family ; The historical roots of museums ; The untenability of the universal ; Progressive Era reform) -- Art and context (Colonialism and repatriation ; Dana Schutz at the Whitney ; The Philip Guston retrospective ; Sam Durant at the Walker) -- Show me the money (Questions for philanthropy ; Warren Kanders, tear gas, and the Whitney ; Reimagining public funding ; Questioning governance) -- Unlearning, undoing, remaking (Alternate storytellings ; Approaches to decolonization and indigenization ; Survivance) -- The neutrality problem (Spilled ink ; Materializing the neutral ; Working toward the "not-yet") -- Going forward (Who is "we"? ; Collective work ; Invitations to participate ; Public culture) -- Liberation serif (COVID-19 ; Breath ; Reckonings and demands). |
Subject |
Art museums -- Political aspects.
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Art museums -- Public relations.
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Art museums -- History.
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Art and social action.
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Added Title |
Art and museums in an age of protest |
ISBN |
9781839760501 hardcover |
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1839760508 hardcover |
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9781839760518 UK ebook |
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9781839760525 US ebook |
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