Document Type
Book Chapter
Publication Title
Difficult Conversations
Publisher
British Council Northern Ireland in collaboration with the British Council Research & Insight team
School
Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA)
RAS ID
57958
Abstract
‘Since Plotinus’, writes Joseph Tanke (2019, p. 486), ‘Western art has been consecrated to beauty, and beautiful art has been understood as the achievement of good form’. But alongside this interest in beauty and form, art has been committed to politics and perspectives, equity and rights. Consequently, and particularly since the start of the modern era, artists frequently initiate or participate in ‘difficult conversations’. . . .
DOI
10.57884/SHTK-J226
Creative Commons License
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Comments
McKenzie, V., & Webb, J. (2023). Re-enactment as conversation: Yoshiko Shimada’s becoming a statue of a Japanese comfort woman. In U. K. Frederick, A. Harrison, T. Ireland & J. Magee (Eds.), Difficult Conversations. British Council Northern Ireland in collaboration with the British Council Research & Insight team. https://doi.org/10.57884/SHTK-J226