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1. Art as Peace Education at "Dark" Museums and Sites in the United Kingdom, Europe, and Southeast Asia 2018

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   Williams, Christopher; Bui, Huong T.; Yoshida, Kaori; Lee, Hae-eun

   Asian Journal Of Peacebuilding, Vol. 6, Issue 1, pp. 157 - 198.

   Art increasingly appears at "dark" museums and related formal sites to balance the traditional exhibits of war. This article explores how art might contribute a peace education perceptive in differ... Read more

   Art increasingly appears at "dark" museums and related formal sites to balance the traditional exhibits of war. This article explores how art might contribute a peace education perceptive in differing countries and a globalizing context. Case studies from the United Kingdom, Europe (West and East), and Southeast Asia (Cambodia and Vietnam) are analyzed. The former deploys new technologies and supports well-known artists who appeal to art markets. Asian curation relies more on creativity, including children's and victim's art. Both deploy artistic devices to symbolize the scale of atrocities and create aesthetic depth-juxtaposition, prominence, perspective, repetition, patterning, and soundscapes. The analysis provides tools and checklists to assist curation and inform artists, and concludes that critical educational processes are as important as the art. Read less

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2. Indigenous Australian Art in Europe: positioning the Aboriginal Art Museum, Utrecht 2005

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   Petitjean, Georges

   Art Monthly Australia, Issue 186, pp. 50 - 53.

   English Discusses the activities and exhibitions of the Aboriginal Art Museum in Utrecht, which focuses on contemporary indigenous Australian art.

   English Discusses the activities and exhibitions of the Aboriginal Art Museum in Utrecht, which focuses on contemporary indigenous Australian art. Read less

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3. New art museums in Central and Eastern Europe and the ideologies of urban space production 2011

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   Tali, Margaret; Pierantoni, Laura

   Cultural Trends, Vol. 20, Issue 2, pp. 167 - 182.

   This article focuses on the processes of new museum constructions in Central and Eastern European capitals. We examine the processes related to three new building constructions for national, public... Read more

   This article focuses on the processes of new museum constructions in Central and Eastern European capitals. We examine the processes related to three new building constructions for national, public museums in Estonia, Hungary and Croatia through Henry Lefebvre's theory of the production of space. The architecture of new museum buildings is seen as an outcome of historical, economic and social processes that have grown out of the recent past of the three countries. We examine these museums in the context of their multi-faceted locations, ranging from the suburbs to the new city centres, and the plans for their establishment in the context of privatization, urbanization and rapid internationalization of markets. The social space of the museum depends on the combination of the different actors involved in its production - public authorities, market actors and civil society and their relationship to one another. New museums in Central and Eastern Europe are, thus, regarded as monuments that also, inevitably, relate to the construction of new narratives of identities and statehood. Read less

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