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Art, Modern - 21st century.

Overview

Works:	19 works in 14 publications in 14 languages

Titles

Contemporary art and memoryimages of recollection and remembrance / by: (Electronic resources)

Event art :[innovation and creativity] / by: (Language materials, printed)

Paper :tear, fold, rip, crease, cut. by: (Language materials, printed)

Surface encountersthinking with animals and art / by: (Electronic resources)

Hitchcock and contemporary art / by: (Electronic resources)

Contemporary art and unforgetting in colonial landscapesislands of empire / by: (Electronic resources)

Vulnerability in Scandinavian art and culture by: (Electronic resources)

Xu Bingbeyond the Book from the Sky / by: (Electronic resources)

Collaborative praxis and contemporary art experiments in the MENASA region by: (Electronic resources)

There is no soundtrackrethinking art, media, and the audio-visual contract / by: (Electronic resources)

Subjects

Fine Arts.

Mass media and culture

Artistic collaboration

Map drawing.

Biotechnology in art.

Visual Culture.

History in art.

Memory in art.

Other (Philosophy)

Surfaces (Philosophy)

European Cinema and TV.

Environmental Communication.

Art and society

Architecture, Modern

Imperialism in art.

Art

Bing, Xu,

Audio-visual materials.

Music and technology.

New media art

Digital and New Media.

Art, Modern

Hitchcock, Alfred,

Memory Studies.

Vulnerability (Personality trait) in art.

Welfare state

Arts.

Archives in art.

Paper art.

Animals (Philosophy)

Global/International Culture.

Digital media

Scandinavian.

Group work in art

Postmodern Philosophy.

Cities and towns in art.

Environmentalism in art.

Modern History.

Autobiographical memory in art.

Art and war.

Mass media

Public broadcasting

Comparative Literature.

Aesthetics.

Biological Sciences.

Art, Chinese

Art and music.

Art and society.

New media art.

Critical Theory.

Cartography.

Biology in art.

Art and history.

Animals in art.

Art, Modern.

Political violence in art.

Contemporary Art.

Great Britain