The book presents a strong argument for encouraging artists and anthropologists to learn directly from each other's practices "in the field". It goes beyond the so-called "ethnographic turn" of much contemporary art and the "crisis of representation" in anthropology, in productively exploring the implications of the new anthropology of the senses, and ethical issues, for future art-anthropology collaborations.' - from back cover.
Includes biographies of contributors.
Onsite
English
2013
Reprint Edition
192
9781847885005
1
anthology
Between Art and Anthropology - Arnd SCHNEIDER, Christopher WRIGHT
Farther Afield - Lucy R. LIPPARD
The Artist as Shaman: the Work of Joseph Beuys and Marcus Coates - Victoria WALTERS
Hearing Faces, Seeing Voices: Sound Art, Experimentalism and the Ethnographic Gaze - John WYNNE
In the Thick of It: Notes on Observation and Context - Christopher WRIGHT
Fieldwork as Artistic Practice - Tatsuo INAGAKI, 稲垣立男
Affinities: Fieldwork in Anthropology Today and the Ethnographic in Artwork - George E. MARCUS
Show and Tell: Weaving a Basket of Knowledge - Amiria SALMOND, Rosanna RAYMOND
Tracing Histories - Mohini CHANDRA, Rebecca EMPSON
Collaborative Migrations: Contemporary Art in/as Anthropology, in Conversation with Virginia Ryan
Making Art Ethnography: Painting, War and Ethnographic Practice - Susan OSSMAN
Cultural Knowledge on Display: Chinese and Haudenosaunee Fieldnotes - Morgan PERKINS
Making Do: the Materials of Art and Anthropology - Anna GRIMSHAW, Elspeth OWEN, Amanda RAVETZ
Between Art and Anthropology: Contemporary Ethnographic Practice
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