| Description |
125 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm |
| Series |
ArtEZ Academia |
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Teaching objects |
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Academia series (ArtEZ Press) ; v. 15
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| Contents |
Introduction: Beyond expression -- Chapter One. Exposition: teaching/art -- Chapter Two. A double vanishing act -- Chapter Three. Existing as subject -- Chapter Four. The works of the head, the heart and the hands -- Chapter Five. Interruption, suspension, sustenance -- Chapter Six. Stop making sense -- Chapter Seven. The sound of surprise -- Conclusion: Letting art teach |
| Summary |
"In this book, Gert Biesta presents a new approach to contemporary art education by showing the unique possibilities the arts offer to establish a dialogue with the world around us. This approach to art education is based on teaching as a process of showing, where the teacher shows the student what could be good, important or meaningful to master in the world. As a starting point for illustrating this method, the book proposes 'How to Explain Pictures to a Dead Hare' (1965) by Joseph Beuys, which Biesta uses in order to draw out a number of important lessons about teaching"--Publisher's website |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references (pages 121-122) |
| Subject |
Beuys, Joseph. How to explain pictures to a dead hare
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Art -- Study and teaching.
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Art -- Philosophy.
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| ISBN |
9789491444371 |
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9491444379 |
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