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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"Urban Art"”.
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Ta Ligado : rodas e hip hop no Rio
… sharing and resistance, how do spaces of urban art empower young people and build their identities to reclaim space? Ta Ligado: Rodas e Hip Hop no Rio is a short documentary-styled web series focusing on hip hop and urban art spaces for young people in Rio de Janeiro, a city with rapid …
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The stations of the cross: A calculated trap?
… the via cruces paradigm which is at the heart of Western Christian culture. In the following text an account of the historical development of the fourteen episode devotion provides a framework from which to examine in detail four visual interpretations of the Stations of the Cross by …
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Rethinking urban governance in China's urban regeneration - case of art space development in Chengdu
… there has been a proliferation of new creative urban spaces in cities in the last two decades. Consequently, the governance of recognised creative spaces like urban art spaces in mega cities has been widely debated in academia. At the local level, government revenues depend heavily on property …
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Exploring traditional and metropolitan Indian arts using the Muggu tradition as a case study
… fervent debates about dichotomies in Indian art, articulated variously as high and low art, art and craft, and fine and decorative art. The current avatar of such dichotomies is expressed as a divide between metropolitan and traditional art. The former is understood to be that which is …
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European urbanism in Caracas (1870s-1930s)
The research focuses on the transfer of European urban ideas into Caracas, from Antonio Guzman Blanco's urban reforms in the 1870s to the proposal of the 1939 Plan Monumental de Caracas, devised under the guidance of the French urbanist Maurice Rotival. Considering that the emergence of urbanism …
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Artist Colonies in Europe, the United States, and Florida
During the nineteenth century, an artistic trend spread across Europe. As urban centers housed the majority of professional artists, individuals and groups relocated to remote, bucolic areas to form art colonies. Artist colonies are typically defined as a group of artists, generally painters, …
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The Promenades of Paris. Alphand and the Urbanization of Garden Art, 1852-1871
… innovations with respect to traditions of garden art, urban art, and engineering in France. It asks how a multi-disciplinary team of public servants, led by the engineer Alphand, responded to the simultaneous demands of cultural and utilitarian necessities, and how the public received the new …
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Male, Mobile, and Moneyed: Loss to Follow-up in an Urban African Antiretroviral Treatment Clinic
… follow-up (LTFU) from an antiretroviral therapy (ART) clinic is understood to be an indicator of potential ART interruption and increased clinical risk for HIV-infected individuals. Little is known about the timing, characteristics, and reasons for loss among patients in Africa who have …
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Graffiti as counter-cartography: street art and the cartographic legacy in Bogotá, Colombia
… and 2003, introduced stencil into the street art community of Bogotá, Colombia, and emerged as innovators of a style that exposed the relationship between status, identity, image, and representation through the provocative manipulation of recognizable icons and symbols. As members of Grupo …
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To the Wall: London's Murals and 'the Left', 1975-1986
… Left. While murals featured briefly in art critical debates of the late 1970s and have since been included within broader histories of community and public art, this is the first extended study centred upon this remarkable moment of cultural production. Applying diverse methodologies of …