... This chapter explores improvisation as a methodology for the creation of community-engaged, site-specific sound art projects. It presents a case study of the international new media audio art project Community Sound [e]Scapes to investigate how improvisation can be used as an artistic and social...

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... in soundwalking improvisation. soundwalk intimate listening partial knowledge conversation Luce Irigaray This chapter explores improvisation as a methodology for the creation of community-engaged, site-specific sound art projects. It presents a case study of the international new media audio art...

... alliances with global partners, especially US business schools, render fatal his attempts at a more engaged, community-based organizational ethos. Freire community engagement university racialized Indian worker ...

... relationship between text and graphics, typographic experimentation, and the sociopolitical context of New York City. poetry books embodied performance independent publishing typography communal engagement ...

... This chapter critically engages the ideal of “community” and the possibilities for transcending conservative appropriations of community used to legitimize policing. The chapter interrogates the development of “community policing” and highlights how residents of Montgomery County's Black...

... Chapter 2 traces the practices of installation and assemblage by John Outterbridge, Noah Purifoy, and Betye Saar. They all shared the aesthetics of reuse in their sculptural concatenations. Purifoy and Outterbridge embedded their artmaking in community engagement and urban public space...

... Richard Brodhead welcomes the Class of 2011 with a convocation speech in which he emphasizes the importance of engagement in getting the full value of education and highlights Duke’s newly established program, DukeEngage. undergraduate education community DukeEngage Convocation 2007 ...

.... It then discusses how migrant communities engage in mutual aid; the ways migrant networks, as horizontal sources of care and solidarity, provide community safety and emotional support; and how workers resist state surveillance and deportation. The chapter concludes by highlighting how contrasting temporal...

... engaged in a public relations campaign in the name of scientific risk communication. The chapter suggests that an important modality of food policing is increasingly community based and feminized. Departing from the traditional expert-led model, risk communication today takes a participatory approach...

..., texts, images, sound, space, light, color, and more to offer a platform for visitors to encounter and engage as well as “rhetorics of value” that suggest ways of seeing the world. Finally, it considers changing ways museum visitors and communication have been understood, tracing the emergence of current...

... in Chicago. The essay argues that desi gay men's desire for community at the turn of the century in Chicago signaled a social formation whose contours were crystallized largely through engagements with normativity. By heeding Roderick Ferguson's call to place normativity front and center, it explores past...

...Cultural Presence<subtitle>Placekeeping and Belonging</subtitle> Part 1 focuses on how artists and organizers contend with forces of gentrification and displacement by engaging in strategies that nurture nonextractive relationships with their communities and make visible the overlapping...

... to the exclusion of other minority communities. This continuity has created “invisible” histories, a problem that needs to be critically addressed. Finally, this chapter explains structure of the book—a genealogical history, in the mode of Foucault—as a means of engaging with these issues. subaltern...

... This chapter explains how dons derive authority from their role in providing “law and order,” maintaining community norms and public security. Despite their engagement in criminal activities, many residents see dons as actually offering a more trustworthy form of justice and law enforcement than...

... Chapter 2 outlines the theoretical framework underlying exhibit analyses in later chapters. It considers claims about museums’ role in creating values and develops the notion of “rhetorics of value” along with an approach to exhibitions as multimodal, multimedia communication. The chapter begins...

... The “communitarian” version of Lewiston’s story pushes back against xenophobia by insisting on an expansive definition of community while also betraying disappointment about poor institutional support for indigent immigrants and gatekeeping efforts to contain refugee agency and engagement...