Can Art Aid in Resolving Conflicts? - 100 Perspectives

Informationen zum Autor Noam Lemelshtrich Latar is the Founding Dean of the School of Communications at IDC Herzliya in Israel, which has been the site of pioneering experiments in employing cutting-edge communications technologies to synergize art, virtual reality, and conflict resolution. Lemelshtrich Latar served as the Chairperson of the Israeli Communications Association (ISCA) from 2009 to 2012. He received a Ph.D. in Communications from MIT in 1974, M.Sc. from Stanford in 1971, and a BSc in engineering from California State University Northridge (Summa cum Laude). Lemelshtrich Latar is the Chair of the Daniel Pearl International Journalism Institute. His current research interests are the effects of artificial intelligence on media and journalism and the potential of art to create dialogue across cultures. Klappentext A pioneering survey of leading and emerging global artists, curators and art practitioners on the question: can art aid in conflict resolution and therefore reduce global tensions and human suffering? Inhaltsverzeichnis Adrian Villar Rojas, Sculptor, ArgenitinaAlesya Atroschenko Sergeyevna, Curator, RussiaAnastasia Albokrinova, Graphic designer, RussiaAnette Sallmander, Actress and writer, SwedenAnne Ewers, President/CEO, Kimmel Center, USAAntoine Predock, Architect, USAAntoinette Murdoch, Chief Curator at Johannesburg Art Gallery, South AfricaElizabeth Hoak- Doering, Multi-disciplinary artist, USAEnrico De Pascale, Curator and art historian, ItalyFrank Gehry, Architect, USAFyerool Darma, Painter, SingaporeGal Weinstein, Sculptor, IsraelGanzeer, Street artist, EgyptGary Schneider, Artist and Executive Director of Grounds for Sculpture, USAGil Schneider, Director/exhibitor, management, art stage, Singapore and SwitzerlandGiorgia Calò, Art critic and curator, ItalyAntony Micallef, Painter, EnglandArema Arega, Musician and painter, CubaAvraham Eilat, Painter, sculptor and photographer, IsraelAziz + Cucher, Photography, digital imaging, sculpture and video installation, USA and PeruBéatrice Hasler, VR artist and researcher, LuxembourgBen Hampe, Curator, IndonesiaBill Valerio, Director and CEA of Woodmere Art Museum, USAGolnar Shahyar and Mahan Mirarab, Musicans, IranGuy Yanai, Painter, IsraelHadar Noiberg, Musician, IsraelIryna Natalushko, Art therapist, UkraineIvan Argote, Performance artist, ColumbiaJanet Suzman, Actress, South AfricaJeremy Bailenson, Founding Director of Stanford University's Virtual Human Interaction Lab, USAJoana Osman, Writer and peace activist, Germany and PalestineCarla Berrocal, Illustrator, SpainChiharu Shiota, Installation artist, JapanCindy Kane, Multimedia artist, USACui Xiuwen, Photographer and painter, ChinaDana Caspersen, Choreographer, dancer and conflict resolution specialist, USADani Karavan, Sculptor, IsraelDaniel Abreu, Dancer, SpainJohn Young, President and CEO - The Canadian Museum for Human Rights, CanadaJoshua Allen Harris, Photographer, graphic designer, street sculptor, USAKarim Ben Khelifa, Photojournalist, VR designer and creator, TunisKrzysztof Czyzewski, Author, Theater, PolandLaurent Gutierrez and Valérie Portefaix, artist and architect Morocco, FranceMarconi Calindas, Painter, PhilippinesMarcos Lutyens, Installation artist, USAMaria Olshanskaya and Jimmy Grass, Art therapist and photographer, RussiaDaniel Landau, VR media artist, IsraelDariusz Fodczuk, Painter, sculptor and art performer, PolandDavid Brigham, President and CEO, Pennsylvania Ac. of the Fine Arts, USADavid Tartakover, Artist, IsraelDor Guez, Photographer, IsraelEd Fornieles, Installation and performance artist, EnglandEdmund Clark, Photographer, EnglandMatthew Palczynski, Independent art history lecturer and educator, USAMaurice Mbikayi, Painter, KongoMel Slater, VR designer and researcher, EnglandMichael Bogomolny, Architect, RussiaMichael Weinstock, Director of the emergent technologies and design master program at the AA, EnglandMounir Fatmi, Multimedia artist, M...

Product details

• Authors: Noam Lemelshtrich Latar, Noam Lemelshtrich Latar, Ornat Lev-er, Jerry Wind
• Publisher: Thames and Hudson Distributed Titles
• Languages: English
• Product format: Hardback
• Released: 28.02.2019
• EAN: 9789492311320
• ISBN: 978-94-92-31132-0
• Subject: Humanities, art, music > Art