Aindrea Emelife tackles art’s vital role in power, justice and society. This a persuasive and daring declaration about how the art world needs to step up to deliver its true potential.
Aindrea Emelife tackles art’s vital role in power, justice and society. This a persuasive and daring declaration about how the art world needs to step up to deliver its true potential.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Aindrea Emelife is an art historian, writer, curator and presenter from London. Starting at The Courtauld Institute of Art, she has quickly gone on to become a ground-breaking new voice in an art world otherwise steeped in tradition. Aindrea has featured in programming on Sky Arts and presented art films for such prestigious institutions as the Royal Academy of Arts, the Hepworth Wakefield Museum, the Dairy Art Centre, the Courtauld Gallery, Waldemar Januszczak and ZCZ Productions.
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Introduction I. Art Has Changed the World Art is so often created to rouse its audience. Here, Aindrea presents the key artworks that have shifted society and perceptions. The artworks she believes, had they not existed, would mean our world was a very different place. II. Art Should Interrogate the Issues of Today Drawing on the historical development of the Black Arts movement, recent political events and public artworks, Aindrea interrogates the need for sculptures, murals and statues to present contemporary heroes. III. Art is for Everyone, Everyone Should be Included A discussion on how, through having a singular Western view of art history, the stories of many have been overlooked. What that means for how we think about race and diversity, why and how history in itsself is subjective and what art can do to change this. IV. Art Should Nourish Looking at how imagery in magazines and on Instagram influences us and positing a world where art is everywhere and for everyone - to nourish, inspire joy and rouse debate so as to move forward to a cultural revolution. Glossary Acknowledgements
Introduction I. Art Has Changed the World Art is so often created to rouse its audience. Here, Aindrea presents the key artworks that have shifted society and perceptions. The artworks she believes, had they not existed, would mean our world was a very different place. II. Art Should Interrogate the Issues of Today Drawing on the historical development of the Black Arts movement, recent political events and public artworks, Aindrea interrogates the need for sculptures, murals and statues to present contemporary heroes. III. Art is for Everyone, Everyone Should be Included A discussion on how, through having a singular Western view of art history, the stories of many have been overlooked. What that means for how we think about race and diversity, why and how history in itsself is subjective and what art can do to change this. IV. Art Should Nourish Looking at how imagery in magazines and on Instagram influences us and positing a world where art is everywhere and for everyone - to nourish, inspire joy and rouse debate so as to move forward to a cultural revolution. Glossary Acknowledgements
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