Toward a New Aesthetics : Institutional Criticism in Art Education from 1900 to Today /

Has art education lost its critical edge? Is art becoming just another form of intellectual labor? Toward a New Aesthetics argues that the increasing "scientification" of art is directly linked to a decline in institutional self-critique. This study offers the first comprehensive examinati...

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Published: Leiden ; Boston : Brill, 2026.

Series: Doing Arts Thinking: Arts Practice, Research and Education ; 17.
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504 |a Includes bibliographical references and index. 
505 0 |t Acknowledgements -- List of Illustrations -- Notes on Contributors -- Introduction: The Fate of Critique in Art Education --   Sandra Neugärtner -- Part 1: Frameworks of Institutional Critique -- 1 The Women of Nüshu: Art Education as Institutional Critique? --   Nicola Foster -- 2 Between Liberal Art Education and Mass Culture: Schule Reimann --   Sandra Neugärtner -- 3 Words of Mouth: Ends of the Critics --   Benjamin H. D. Buchloh -- 4 A Fragment of Society: "Art Education" as Infrastructure (Great Britain, 1968-1978) --   Tom Holert -- Part 2: Practices of Resistance (1960s-1980s) -- 5 John Cage's Equalizing Abundance --   Jeffrey Saletnik -- 6 "Why Don't You Do Something Good?": Spectra of Assessment and Institutional Schisms in the Context of English Art Education --   Jake Watts -- 7 Coimbra's Plastic Arts Circle in the 1970s: An Experimental Art Educational Laboratory in the Framework of the Traditional University of Coimbra --   Isabel Nogueira -- 8 "(...) Radical Change was in the Air": Judy Chicago's Pedagogical Work at Fresno State College in 1970 --   Marie-Christine Schoel -- Part 3: Methodological Critiques and Pedagogical Legacies -- 9 Cross-Pollination: The Relationship between John Baldessari's Art and His Pedagogy --   Rebecca Sprowl -- 10 Post-Post-Studio Art: The Next Generation of Artist-Teachers --   Rebecca Sprowl -- 11 The Citizens Art School: Rehearsing Collectivity through Printmaking in South Korea, 1980s-1990s --   Sooyoung Leam -- 12 On Disturbed Methodologies: A Re-cap Almost in Verbatim of Spontaneous Interventions --   Bernard Akoi-Jackson -- Part 4: Decolonial Challenges and Alternative Epistemologies -- 13 The Sanggar Legacy: Integrating Nature and Spirituality through Collective Learning at the Jakarta Institute of Art Education --   Katherine L. Bruhn -- 14 Taking (A)Part: Intermedia Textiles and Community Participation in Evelyn Roth's Creative Recycling Workshops, 1967-1975 --   Erika Kindsfather -- 15 How to Teach Photography in the Place Where War Never Ends?: The Bezalel Photography Department as a Case Study, Jerusalem, 1910-1984 --   Noa Sadka -- 16 Primitivism and Experimental Pedagogy: Allan Kaprow's Night (1961) --   Emily Ruth Capper -- Index. 
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