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Becoming Climavore, a campaign by Cooking Sections, commissioned by Orchestras of Transformation, designed by Leftloft, Milan, 2021
ProgramsBecoming Climavore by Cooking Sections
Becoming Climavore by Cooking Sections...In autumn 2020, Cooking Sections was invited by The Orchestras of Transformation – a joint project by Locales and Visible – to start an Italian section of CLIMAVORE, which explores the links between food, our way of eating and the climate crisis....ResearchCollectively Annotated Bibliography digital platform
Collectively Annotated Bibliography digital platform...Browse the digital platform of this brand new research, commissioned by Public Art Agency Sweden, featuring a corpus of about 150 printed materials on the expanded field of public art, suggested by 13 Visible collaborators. ...StorytellingThe first episode of the Visible Storytelling project is online
The first episode of the Visible Storytelling project is online...This is the first episode of the Society of the Many, season one of Visible Storytelling. The episode centres on "Slave Rebellion Reenactment", a community-engaged performance by Dread Scott reenacting the biggest rebellion of enslaved people in American history, in 1811. ...Projects ArchiveExplore the Visible network
Explore the Visible network...Since 2011 Visible is researching the many facets of art for social transformation in a global context. Here you can browse geographically the over 200 projects we have gotten in touch with so far, and also filter them through topics or award year. ...AboutWhat is the Visible project?
What is the Visible project? ...Watch this short video that explains the Visible project (Cittadellarte–Fondazione Pistoletto/Fondazione Zegna), its mission, history and future plans. ... Facebook
moreLoad more4 months agoIn the next few weeks, we are going to see more in focus our Collectively Annotated Bibliography.
The publication and digital platform are the results of a longstanding commitment by Public Art Agency Sweden and Visible to issues of knowledge production in terms of collective and critical work in the expanded field of public art. Conceived as an annotated bibliography, that is, a classic bibliography with brief explanations of the major themes of each book, this bibliography is introduced via conversations with a philosopher (Emanuele Coccia @unicamens), an academic researcher (Andrea Phillips) and an independent curator (Gabi Ngcobo). They reflect on what creating a bibliography that informs and inspires artistic practices in the extended field of public art means today.
At the core of this Collectively Annotated Bibliography are the ten curators and researchers from diverse backgrounds and contexts who have been invited to suggest the titles that are most representative of the current debate on the present and future of art in the public domain. Each bibliographical note is supplied by one or more quotes – some in their original language – and links to the publishers or reviews to explore topics addressed in the suggested books in more detail. Contributors: Miguel A. López, LU Pey-Yi, Julia Morandeira Arrizabalaga, Narawan Kyo Pathomvat, RAW Material Company, Shela Sheik, Pelin Tan, Meenakshi Thirukode, Joanna Warsza, Vivian Ziherl.
Our research work and the book are browsable and downloadable from our website.
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