Titlebook: Collaborative Praxis and Contemporary Art Experiments in the MENASA Region; Atteqa Ali Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Aut

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Introduction: A Brief Outline of Globalized Practices of Collaborative Art,e Middle East, North Africa, and South Asia from the last twenty years through analyzing Emily Jacir’s work, a seminal piece of art to delve into a collaborative approach to making art with a particular community. The introduction briefly outlines the debates surrounding these kinds of works. Scholarly writing on the subject is reviewed.

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,Getting to Know You: “Relational Aesthetics”,in what it tries to investigate because it does not open up definitions of art, while others do not believe the relational is an aesthetic rubric. The debate on collaborative art practices is investigated through addressing four ventures in art in the MENASA that have extended over a long period of time, all but one continue to exist in some form.

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What Is It Good For: War, Social Engagement, and Contemporary Art Experiments,de insight into how war has shifted perceptions of immigrant communities in the United States. . involves a collective of artists, teachers, and students in Karachi that have made an effort to reclaim public spaces away from violence-inciting messages, dirt, and illegal advertising and transform the city walls into works of art.

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Collaborative Art Praxis and Globalization: Agency and Marginalized Communities Around the World,rd is examined briefly to initiate comparisons with ventures by Tentative Collective in Karachi and eL Seed in Cairo that have attempted to shift the view of the urban landscape and the people living within it.

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Conclusion: Collaborative Art Praxis and Contemporary Art Experiments,ts and groups pave alternative modes to producing art that confronts sociopolitical concerns. Contemporary art experiments about societies and political dimensions in the MENASA region and its diasporas have helped to create a significant foundation over the last two decades for practitioners of collaborative, socially engaged art.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230288874e Middle East, North Africa, and South Asia from the last twenty years through analyzing Emily Jacir’s work, a seminal piece of art to delve into a collaborative approach to making art with a particular community. The introduction briefly outlines the debates surrounding these kinds of works. Scholarly writing on the subject is reviewed.