| Description |
xiv, 218 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm |
| Series |
Cambridge cultural social studies |
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Cambridge cultural social studies.
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| Contents |
1. Asylum art: the social construction of an aesthetic category / Anne E. Bowler -- 2. The centrality of marginality: naive artists and savvy supporters / Steven C. Dubin -- 3. African legacies, American realities: art and artists on the edge / Vera L. Zoberg -- 4. Art production and artists' careers: the transition from "outside" to "inside" / Henry C. Finney -- 5. Pop Art: Ugly duckling to swan / Joni Maya Cherbo -- 6. Playing with fire: institutionalizing the artist at Kostabi World / Andras Szanto -- 7. Outside art and insider artists: gauging public reactions to contemporary public art / Nathalie Heinich -- 8. Arts as social service: Theatre for the Forgotten / Judy Levine -- 9. Multiculturalism in process: Italo-Australian bilingual theatre and its audiences / Maria Shevtsova -- 10. In the empire of the object: the geographies of Ana Mendieta / Irit Rogoff -- 11. Colleges and companies: early modern dance in the United States / Leila Sussmann |
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1. Asylum art: the social construction of an aesthetic category / Anne E. Bowler -- 2. The centrality of marginality: naive artists and savvy supporters / Steven C. Dubin -- 3. African legacies, American realities: art and artists on the edge / Vera L. Zoberg -- 4. Art production and artists' careers: the transition from "outside" to "inside" / Henry C. Finney -- 5. Pop Art: Ugly duckling to swan / Joni Maya Cherbo --6. Playing with fire: institutionalizing the artist at Kostabi World / Andras Szanto -- 7. Outside art and insider artists: gauging public reactions to contemporary public art / Nathalie Heinich -- 8. Arts as social service: Theatre for the Forgotten / Judy Levine -- 9. Multiculturalism in process: Italo-Australian bilingual theatre and its audiences / Maria Shevtsova -- 10. In the empire of the object: the geographies of Ana Mendieta / Irit Rogoff -- 11. Colleges and companies: early modern dance in the United States / Leila Sussmann |
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12. How many did it take to tango? Voyages of urban culture in the early 1900s / Juan E. Corradi |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Subject |
Arts and society -- History -- 20th century.
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Arts, Modern -- 20th century.
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Outsider art.
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| Author |
Cherbo, Joni Maya, 1941-
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Zolberg, Vera L.
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| LC no. |
96052184 |
| ISBN |
0521581117 (hardback) |
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0521589215 (paperback) |
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