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Material Thinking: The Theory And Practice Of Creative Research

by Paul Carter

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Material Thinking: The Theory And Practice Of Creative Research

Synopsis

Material Thinking is a ground-breaking book for artists, and for those who study or teach in the arts. Author and artist Paul carter provides an intimate, first-hand account of how ideas are turned into works, and how the material thinking that these artworks embody produces new understandings about ourselves, our histories and the culture we inhabit. Taking as his subject several artistic collaborations which resulted in performances, exhibitions or videos, Carter explores how each unfolded. In the course of this analysis he constructs a philosophy of how the practice and theory of making art are interconnected, a philosophy powerful enough to provide an intellectual underpinning for the new, and still developing, field of creative research.

Product details

ISBN:
9780522851243
Category:
Theory of Art
Format:
Paperback
Publication Date:
2004-10-01
Publisher:
MELBOURNE UNIVERSITY PRESS
Illustrations:
illustrations
Country of origin:
Australia
Pages:
248
Dimensions (mm):
236x181x19mm
Weight:
591g

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