Community art : an anthropological perspective

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Community art : an anthropological perspective / Kate Crehan.

Crehan, Kate A. F. (Author).

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ISBN: 9781847888334 (pbk.)
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ISBN: 1847888348 (cloth)
ISBN: 9780857850553 (individual e-book)
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Physical Description: xviii, 210 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
Edition: English ed.
Publisher: Oxford ; Berg, 2011.

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Bibliography, etc. Note:: Includes bibliographical references (p. 197-202) and index.

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Subject:: Free Form Arts Trust (Great Britain)
Artists and community > Great Britain.

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Table of Contents

Summary

List of Figures

vii

Acknowledgements

Preface

xiii

I THE REJECTION

1 Art Inside and Outside the Gallery

(26)

The Art World

(6)

Art with a Capital A

(7)

The Art World and Common Sense

(4)

Charges and Briefs

(7)

II THE SHAPING

2 Moving beyond the Gallery

(28)

Beginnings

(6)

An Art World Brief

(3)

Into the `Community'

(2)

A Warmly Persuasive Word

(1)

Back to the Art World

(3)

`What's It For, Mister?'

(3)

Freedom and Structure

(4)

Fun Events v. Artism Lifeism

(6)

3 From Performance to the Environment

(22)

`I'm Afraid This Whole Horrible Box Takes Priority'

(1)

From Visual Systems to Free Form Arts Trust

(2)

Performance

(11)

Dead Fish and Totem Poles

(4)

The Environmental Turn

(3)

4 Community Arts and the Democratization of Expertise

(16)

The Rise and Fall of Community Arts and Community Architecture

(7)

Early Environmental Work in Hackney

(4)

Providing Access to Expertise

(4)

5 Responding to Local Needs: Goldsmiths

(16)

Football and Mosiacs

(5)

Of Distraction and Expression

103

(8)

6 Making Art Collaboratively: Provost

111

(18)

Paths and Plantings

111

(4)

The Mural

115

(9)

`Everybody Was Involved in the Mural'

124

(1)

The View from the Arts Council

125

(4)

7 Theoretical and Political Locations

129

(12)

Artists and Ethnography

129

(2)

Locating the Free Form Artists

131

(6)

The Coming of the Audit Culture

137

(4)

III INTO THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY

8 Free Form in 2004

141

(16)

A Professional Organization

141

(7)

The Norwich Commission

148

(4)

The Catton Grove Brief

152

(5)

9 A Carnival and a Standing Stone

157

(40)

The Catton Clear Day Carnival

158

(4)

`It's Personalized the Rubbish Collection a Bit More'

162

(3)

The Fiddlewood Project

165

(1)

Selecting an Artist

165

(6)

The Standing Stone

171

(6)

`It's Much Better Than That Angel of the North'

177

(3)

The End of the Journey

180

(1)

Conclusion: Of Art and Community

181

(1)

Artists in the `Community'

181

(5)

New Genre Public Art

186

(3)

The Free Artist and the `Nonexclusive Audience'

189

(4)

Community Art and the `Community'

193

(4)

References

197

(6)

Index

203

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