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Public art
Art and society
Art, American -- Themes, motives.
Artists
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Wye, Deborah
Fulton, Jean
Art Institute of Chicago. School
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Art out there : toward a publicly engaged art practice / / [participants, Deborah Wye ... [et al.] ; editor, Jean Fulton].
Title:
Art out there : toward a publicly engaged art practice / / [participants, Deborah Wye ... [et al.] ; editor, Jean Fulton].
Publisher:
Chicago, Ill. : School of the Art Institute of Chicago, c1996.
Description:
69, [2] p. : ill. ; 19 x 25 cm.
Notes:
"Originally a lecture series held at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago during the spring of 1991 that paired Chicago-based artists with nationally-based artists who were involved with similar projects"--Cover.
Contents:
Deborah Wye and Mark Pascale -- Judith Baca and Olivia Gude -- Gran Fury -- Steve Goodman and Denise Zaccardi -- Dee Dee Halleck and Bob Hercules -- David Avalos and Jean Parisi.
Subject:
Public art -- United States.
Art and society -- United States.
Art, American -- 20th century -- Themes, motives.
Artists -- United States -- Interviews.
Museum curators -- United States -- Interviews.
Added Author:
Wye, Deborah
Fulton, Jean
Art Institute of Chicago. School
Catalog Source No.:
(OCoLC)ocm35252264
ISBN:
0963781731
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N8835 .A784 1996
Hirshhorn
39088011308921
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