... patron, artist, and museum reveals how a materialist understanding of museum donations is required to critique the composition of artistic value, the canon, and narratives of innovation. In examining Duchamp's Fountain (a urinal), the concept of found object art and his patron's historical milieu...

... found object art Marcel Duchamp conceptualism Noah Purifoy modernism patronage ...

... found object art Watts Rebellion Betye Saar John Outerbridge Noah Purifoy ...

... as important as creating discrete objects. His own sculpture paid homage to vernacular making. Saar’s assemblage practice was more intimate and centered on spirituality. Through her we can trace the intersection of African American and feminist art networks in Los Angeles. found object art Watts...

... practices afforded under their banner. The parallel popularity of scientific management and found object art in the twentieth century prompts consideration of how certain forms of labor become deskilled in both managerial studies and modern art. Through the examination of scientific management, the chapter...

... approach in which the aim is to interrupt museological codes and conventions so as to disembed artifacts from fixed narrative templates and thus ask how archival collections might be reconfigured for fresh interpretations of the past. installation found object genealogy museums ready-made ...

... This chapter describes the encounter between an antiretroviral therapy (art) research project and an extended family in rural East Africa. The meeting of research and lived realities involves multiple relations between the HIV virus, involving international science, the state, individuals...

... This chapter looks at Italian futurism as a founding aesthetic revolution of the twentieth century. The chapter first argues that futurism is to be situated within a longer history, taking off with romanticism, which presents the inclusion of (so far) “ugly” or inaesthetic objects into art...

... the bearers of intense aesthetic/affective experiences beyond the historical and distinctive art objects in dialogue with a number of experimental traditions. Working through what the chapter terms her paragrammatical, scripto-visual film language, the discussion circles in particular around the unspeakable...

...: When family members in existing rural networks are propelled into, and chose to do, HIV work and to be gatekeepers and brokers of access to art made available by medical science projects and other family members are clients and objects of study in the projects. antiretroviral therapy HIV/AIDS...

... left out as absent, toward a new approach in which the aim is to interrupt museological codes and conventions so as to disembed artifacts from fixed narrative templates and thus ask how archival collections might be reconfigured for fresh interpretations of the past. installation found object...

... installation found object genealogy museums ready-made ...

... and deep engagement with the View as an object, advanced through the accompanying digital humanities project directed by the editor, Kristin Love Huffman, and on display in the 2017 exhibition at the Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University. New ultra-high-resolution scanning of the original allowed...

... with fancams, and visual artists repurposed BTS lyrics to create protest art. UyenThi Tran Myhre draws fierce hope from BTS and their embrace of both destruction and creation, a duality also found at the heart of abolitionist movement building. By following the threads of her own origin stories...

... of peasant class oppression at the hands of an evil landlord through figurative sculptures, Cai’s reworking moved it out of a representational mode and into the realm of conceptual art. Cai’s reworking focused on form, leading to a more ethereal and fluid appreciation of life’s cyclical flow...

... as precious material objects of Venice. Correr’s varied collection was donated to the city as the founding nucleus of the Civic Museums of Venice in 1830. wooden matrices collecting Teodoro Correr Jacopo de’ Barbari (ca. 1460/70–1516) contributed to the advancement of graphic arts for artists...

... between K-Pop idols and fans on social media, and the innovation of new forms of digital performance and art. The author looks at the case study of BTS to track how these new forms have developed. marketing social media digital platforms platformization idol industry When a series of BTS...

...Competing Projects for the Future As a young girl growing up in the agricultural and pastoral community of Qaqachaka, in the northern Potosí region of the department of Oruro, Elvira Espejo learned many of the traditional arts cultivated in her community. Hearing the myths and legends passed...

..., networks of bridges and calli ultimately wove these monastic houses into the urban fabric. In Venice, as in most Italian cities, almost all convents founded during the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries were sited around urban edges that were later filled in, although some were established within already...