Beyond Art/Archaeology: Research and Practice after the ‘Creative Turn’.
Issue: Vol 4 No. 2 (2017) Forum: Beyond Art/Archaeology
Journal: Journal of Contemporary Archaeology
Subject Areas: Archaeology
DOI: 10.1558/jca.33150
Abstract:
This forum aims to go beyond the usual art/archaeology discussions to explore the possibilities – and challenges - for work which might push beyond what is traditionally accepted as either art or archaeology. The articles comprise a diverse range of responses from academics and practitioners working creatively with heritage—in its broadest sense—from a range of disciplinary perspectives. This introduction sets these responses into context through the discussion of several interlinked themes - interdisciplinarity, practice, participation, and relevance - which surface throughout the forum.
Author: Antonia Thomas, Daniel Lee, Ursula Frederick, Carolyn White
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