Art sense : sensing the arts in the everyday

By:

Devilles, Gary C

Contributor(s):

Malquez, Reagan ; Tolentino, Rolando B

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Quezon City, Philippines ; C & E Publishing, Inc.; 2008Description: xxii, 313 p. ; color illISBN:

978-971-98-0930-2

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

Fil 001.3 D49a

Summary: Using interdisciplinary studies that cover the past twenty years, specifically feminism, postcolonial studies, human geography, and the most recent, affect theory and sensory studies, engagement with art objects becomes an exercise in self-reflexivity. From seeing, touching, or hearing an artwork, we get a sense of paradox, potentiality,or possibility. This textbook, aptly titled Art Sense: Sensing the Arts in the Everyday, creates an opportunity for critical engagement and reflexivity as students explore, examine, and evaluate the arts and their aesthetic experiences in the everyday life. - - Excerpt from the Back Cover

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Using interdisciplinary studies that cover the past twenty years, specifically feminism, postcolonial studies, human geography, and the most recent, affect theory and sensory studies, engagement with art objects becomes an exercise in self-reflexivity. From seeing, touching, or hearing an artwork, we get a sense of paradox, potentiality,or possibility. This textbook, aptly titled Art Sense: Sensing the Arts in the Everyday, creates an opportunity for critical engagement and reflexivity as students explore, examine, and evaluate the arts and their aesthetic experiences in the everyday life. - - Excerpt from the Back Cover

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