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Starting with an argument for a humanistic approach to climate change, this paper discusses the concept of the ‘Collective Artist Residency’ as a practicable means for engaging with complex socio-ecological issues that require collective answers.
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Research Group
Reference
Eernstman, N., Pearson, K., Wals, A., Bjurström, Åse, & de Vrieze, A. 2021 Designing Collective Artist Residencies in Airea: Arts and Interdisciplinary Research, (3), 17-34 DOI: 10.2218/airea.5314
Publish Date
2021