Networked Monumental: Site, Production, and Distributed Publics — Online, and in Everyday Life

Dylan Gauthier

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Public Spaces through Art Art, Politics, and Modernism Art, Technology, and Culture

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Recently, public art has started to embrace dematerialized forms.1 As a nexus of relationships between artists, curators, governmental agencies, foundations, private real estate interests, and vers...

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2002The Language of New Media 1995Mapping the terrain: new genre public art 2003Why the Net is not a Public Sphere 2012The Right to Be Forgotten 2001Detritus and Decrepitude: The Sculpture of Thomas Hirschhorn 1986Krzysztof Wodiczko's "Homeless Projection" and the Site of Urban "Revitalization"2005Bits & pieces put together to present a semblance of a whole : Walker Art Center collections

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