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socially engaged art: a standalone construct

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Art history

art from the 1990s onward that takes social life itself as form, working with communities on real issues.

In art history, socially engaged art refers to art from the 1990s onward that takes social life itself as form, working with communities on real issues. This meaning comes from Thompson (2012) in Living as form.[1]

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  1. Thompson, N. (2012). Living as form. MIT Press. ISBN 9780262017343

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