Titlebook: Media Art and the Urban Environment; Engendering Public E Francis T. Marchese Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015

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Toward an Ecological Urbanism: Public Engagement in Contemporary Art Practice,oader bioregions. The author reflects on the interdependency of urban infrastructure on living systems and their services, focusing on artworks that align with this ethic and weaving them within three areas considered imperatives toward an ecological urbanism. The projects vary in their approaches t

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Uncultivated: An Evolutionary Drama in the Urban Environment,ommercial public displays (billboards, transit posters, etc.), a website, and community events. Commonly known as “weeds,” the project encourages an empathetic view of these reviled plants and the natural environment we share in common while reflecting upon the changing biodiversity of urban landsca

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Alone Together in the Dark: Horror-Based Artworks and Fan Participation in Urban and Extra-Urban Splike ghosts and zombies. This chapter outlines several projects in which horror fans and others perform live or on camera. Urban and rural locations, populated by local actors, are sites for conversation about monstrous, environmental, and social transformation.

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Mobile Maps of Chameleonic Cities: Urban Cartographies and Methodological Procedures and Experiencephysical space of this city changes constantly, and it is the site of conflicts with the government and among the population. Understanding the constant process of change is essential to performing appropriate ethnographic fieldwork. However, difficulties may occur when dealing with the temporal dim

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Design as Topology: U-City,ontemporary global urbanity in the form of u-cities, smart cities, or intelligent cities emerging with the second phase of network societies that increasingly develop mixed reality environments with context-aware out-of-the-box computing as well as the sociocultural and experiential horizon of a vir