Socially Engaged Art, Post-Truth and the Monumentalising of Democracy

Articles in the same Issue

1. Titelei
2. Contents / Inhalt
3. Editorial Conversation
4. Socially Engaged Art’s Histories and Tactics for the Neoliberal Era. Karen van den Berg and Melissa Rachleff Burtt in conversation with Angela Dimitrakaki and Nomusa Makhubu
5. RESEARCH ARTICLES
6. The Influence of Political Engagement on Artistic Reputation. Self-Evaluations of Artists
7. Socially Engaged Art, Post-Truth and the Monumentalising of Democracy
8. ESSAYS
9. Fotografie als engagierte Kunst – Queere Utopien während der HIV/AIDS-Krise
10. Participation in Cultural Policies: Ideological Roots and Institutional Use
11. Transparent (Support) Structures: On Visibility and Social Reproduction in Socially Engaged Art
12. New Realities. New F(r)ictions. Soziale Handlungsräume der Kunst zwischen Begegnung und Dialog
13. CASE STUDIES
14. Social Artists and Inclusive Cultural Policy
15. REPORT
16. Increasing Managerial Know-How of Higher Education Art Students
17. Introspektion und Interaktion. ISSP Summer School of Socially Engaged Art 2022 in RUCKA (Cesis, Lettland)
18. BOOK REVIEWS
19. Editors Picks
20. Dagmar Abfalter/Rosa Reitsamer (Eds): Music as Labour: Inequalities and Activism in the Past and Present. London (Routledge) 2022
21. Chris Bilton, Stephen Cummings and dt Ogilvie: Creativities: The What, How, Where, Who and Why of the Creative Process. Cheltenham (Edward Elgar Publishing) 2022
22. Gregory Sholette: The Art of Activism and the Activism of Art. London (Lund Humphries) 2022
23. Hans Abbing: The Economies of Serious and Popular Art. How They Diverged and Reunited. Cham (Palgrave Macmillan) 2022
24. Journal of Cultural Management and Cultural Policy
25. Aims and Scopes
26. Peer Review Process
27. Call for Papers