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Sheneman, Krista
2024-04-29
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Critical Dismantling Methodologies The Metrics of Refusal Artistic Labor Quantifying Defiance Performance Relics The Aesthetics of No Material Agency Durational Performance Embodiment in Art Landscape as Body Conceptual Art Memory Materiality Bureaucracy Deinstitutionalized Praxis The Authority of Margins Creative Process Metrics Home Identity and Care Artistic Documentation Disruptive Praxis Affect Theory Anti-Institutional Prototyping Interdisciplinary Artistic Research Site-Specific Art Practices Artist as Researcher Hegemonic Interventions Environmental Art Practices Affective Labor Artistic Practice Bureaucratic Systems in Art Legacies of Fuckery Cartographic Methodologies Emotional Narratives Gatekeeper Displacement Theory Body-Centered Art Landscapes Affect Expression Theoretical Art Chromadepth Transformative Art Spaces Interdisciplinary Collaboration Radical Validation Strategies Performative Research Bureaucratic Interference Studies Critical Self-Reflection Artistic Validation Emotional Dimension Subversive Creative Analytics Spatial Interaction Affective Disruption Affective Analysis Affect Score Artistic Labor Analysis Data-Driven Evaluation Affective Engagement Emotional Resonance Labor Metrics Creative Process Mapping Physical Labor Mental Labor Emotional Labor Artistic Productivity Industry Context Evaluation SWOT Analysis Aesthetic Metrics Innovation Impact Viewer Immersion Affect Quantification Artistic Value Assessment Interdisciplinary Methodologies Artistic Influence Evaluation Creative Data Methodology Bureau of Affective Studies Epistemological Reclamation Institutional Subversion Metrics Labor Recontextualization Frameworks
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