AHIS-401
AHIS 401 - S001: Topics in Curatorial Projects
SOCS-310 Studies in Cultural Practice
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Dr. Cameron Cartiere is a creative practitioner specializing in public art, community engagement, urban renewal, and curatorial practice.
Cameron is the author of RE/Placing Public Art, co-editor of The Practice of Public Art and The Everyday Practice of Public Art: Art, Space, and Social Inclusion, and co-author of the Manifesto of Possibilities: Commissioning Public Art in the Urban Environment. She is the co-editor of the journal, Public Art Dialogue.
Cameron's SSHRC funded research is on the sustainable impacts of public art. Her collaborative project, Border Free Bees, works to transform neglected greenways into wild pollinator pastures using public art as the driver.
Cameron is the founder of chART Projects. From this creative base, the methodology of collaborative public practice can be found in the work of The chART Collective and chART Public Art Marpole. chART is currently at the Oak Park Fieldhouse.
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Jan 8-Apr 20 12:30:00-15:20:00 |
W | B3155 | MAIN |
AHIS 401: Topics in Curatorial Projects
This fourth year three credit course gives students an in depth experience with curatorial projects. Building on the third year SOCS 310 Studies in Curatorial Practices, students develop their knowledge with a focus on contemporary examples, case studies and the key components necessary for organizing an exhibition. In this course students will investigate a specific topic or issue relevant to a variety of practices and critical concerns related to curatorial projects. They will develop writing projects directly related to proposing and installing an exhibition with the potential to realize a project.
SOCS-310 Studies in Cultural Practice
| Term | Section | Title |
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| Spring 2024 | AHIS-401-S001 | Topics in Curatorial Projects |
