Care Ethics and Art
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Care Ethics and Art
Coombs, Gretchen; Millner, Jacqueline
Taylor & Francis Ltd
05/2024
316
Mole
9780367765644
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Introduction; Part 1: Caring relations: collaborating, parenting ; Chapter 1 Care, interrelatedness and creative practices: The Care Project (2018-2022): Jacqueline Millner; Chapter 2 Creative care: modelling caring practices through artistic collaborations in neurodiverse and palliative-care contexts: Catherine Bell; Chapter 3 Improvising caring: Catherine Ryan; Chapter 4 Mental illness, care and the bad mother: Sylvia Griffin; Chapter 5 Soiling the white cube: artist parent experiences: Nina Ross, Lizzie Sampson and Jessie Scott; Part 2: Care and materiality: bodies, craft, textiles; Chapter 6 Mattering bodies in a mattering world: Katie Lee; Chapter 7 Remaining alert to an ethos of care: the responsiveness of artistic process: Kylie Banyard; Chapter 8 The migrant material: Azza Zein; Chapter 9 Threads of Resistance: feminist activism, collaborative making and care ethics: Rachael Haynes; Chapter 10 Care through craft: making in defence of Human Rights: Tal Fitzpatrick and Stephanie Dunlap; Part 3: Care: value, work, institution; Chapter 11 Sex work, care work and art work in Sidsel Meineche Hansen and Therese Henningsen's Maintenancer (2018): Benison Kilby; Chapter 12 Care-full reading: towards a speculative practice of study in the university: Andrew Goodman; Chapter 13 Alleviating anxiety: care in action during the pandemic: Rebecca Mayo; Chapter 14 Working in the Trouble and Jane Bennett's Middle Ground: animating creative projects in the Australian Anthropocene: Elizabeth Day; Chapter 15 FAVOURECONOMY: sharing alternative value in the arts: Stella Chen and Claire Field; Chapter 16 Caring about the vast non-existent horizon: cosmographic infrastructures and performances of care in twenty-first century feminist art practice: Nancy Mauro-Flude; Part 4: Artist pages; Chapter 17 Sam Bews, Elements (The Language of My Mother, Second Iteration), 2021; Rebekah Pryor, Saltcellars, 2017; Ebony Muller, CARE DANCE, 2017-2020; Luisa Bufardeci, Tacking, 2019-ongoing; Linda Judge, Mum, 2019; Part 5: Care and earth: doting, healing, advocating; Chapter 18 Patch/work, re/pair: a braided dialogue on breakage, fires, and the labours of care: Deb Cleland and Zsuzsi Soboslay; Chapter 19 Capturing the air: care in the field of measurement: Jessie Boylan; Chapter 20 Stand your ground: global solidarity through creative care Caroline Phillips; Chapter 21 A manifesto of care: Keely Macarow
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Young Man;feminist activism;Disability Support Worker;craftivism;Star Dust;collaborative making;Yellow Dwarfs;artistic collaboration;Mariarosa Dalla Costa;aesthetics of care;Home Town;feminism;Australian National University;contemporary art;Cyber Physical Systems;care work;Social Reproduction;ethos of care;Cape Grim;care ethics;Chronic Sorrow;Care;Common Language;Cyber Physical;Interdisciplinary Voices;Pussy Hats;St Vincent's Hospital;Palliative Care Staff;Wall Hangings;Intersectional Feminist Approach;Parramatta River
Introduction; Part 1: Caring relations: collaborating, parenting ; Chapter 1 Care, interrelatedness and creative practices: The Care Project (2018-2022): Jacqueline Millner; Chapter 2 Creative care: modelling caring practices through artistic collaborations in neurodiverse and palliative-care contexts: Catherine Bell; Chapter 3 Improvising caring: Catherine Ryan; Chapter 4 Mental illness, care and the bad mother: Sylvia Griffin; Chapter 5 Soiling the white cube: artist parent experiences: Nina Ross, Lizzie Sampson and Jessie Scott; Part 2: Care and materiality: bodies, craft, textiles; Chapter 6 Mattering bodies in a mattering world: Katie Lee; Chapter 7 Remaining alert to an ethos of care: the responsiveness of artistic process: Kylie Banyard; Chapter 8 The migrant material: Azza Zein; Chapter 9 Threads of Resistance: feminist activism, collaborative making and care ethics: Rachael Haynes; Chapter 10 Care through craft: making in defence of Human Rights: Tal Fitzpatrick and Stephanie Dunlap; Part 3: Care: value, work, institution; Chapter 11 Sex work, care work and art work in Sidsel Meineche Hansen and Therese Henningsen's Maintenancer (2018): Benison Kilby; Chapter 12 Care-full reading: towards a speculative practice of study in the university: Andrew Goodman; Chapter 13 Alleviating anxiety: care in action during the pandemic: Rebecca Mayo; Chapter 14 Working in the Trouble and Jane Bennett's Middle Ground: animating creative projects in the Australian Anthropocene: Elizabeth Day; Chapter 15 FAVOURECONOMY: sharing alternative value in the arts: Stella Chen and Claire Field; Chapter 16 Caring about the vast non-existent horizon: cosmographic infrastructures and performances of care in twenty-first century feminist art practice: Nancy Mauro-Flude; Part 4: Artist pages; Chapter 17 Sam Bews, Elements (The Language of My Mother, Second Iteration), 2021; Rebekah Pryor, Saltcellars, 2017; Ebony Muller, CARE DANCE, 2017-2020; Luisa Bufardeci, Tacking, 2019-ongoing; Linda Judge, Mum, 2019; Part 5: Care and earth: doting, healing, advocating; Chapter 18 Patch/work, re/pair: a braided dialogue on breakage, fires, and the labours of care: Deb Cleland and Zsuzsi Soboslay; Chapter 19 Capturing the air: care in the field of measurement: Jessie Boylan; Chapter 20 Stand your ground: global solidarity through creative care Caroline Phillips; Chapter 21 A manifesto of care: Keely Macarow
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Young Man;feminist activism;Disability Support Worker;craftivism;Star Dust;collaborative making;Yellow Dwarfs;artistic collaboration;Mariarosa Dalla Costa;aesthetics of care;Home Town;feminism;Australian National University;contemporary art;Cyber Physical Systems;care work;Social Reproduction;ethos of care;Cape Grim;care ethics;Chronic Sorrow;Care;Common Language;Cyber Physical;Interdisciplinary Voices;Pussy Hats;St Vincent's Hospital;Palliative Care Staff;Wall Hangings;Intersectional Feminist Approach;Parramatta River
