The ousting of the death from the lifecycle and the expulsion of cemeteries from cities have determined a rift between the city and the place of public art par excellence. In a transition time from a material culture to an immaterial one, in order to answer to some new instances like ecology, changes in burial and society, “lastscapes” – public and green urban spaces, memory containers, identity and art places (both private and public) – have to be revalued defining an aesthetic of the periphery.
Ars tua vita mea / D'Agostino, Angela; Vannelli, Giovangiuseppe. - (2019), pp. 709-718.
Ars tua vita mea
D'Agostino Angela
;Vannelli Giovangiuseppe
2019
Abstract
The ousting of the death from the lifecycle and the expulsion of cemeteries from cities have determined a rift between the city and the place of public art par excellence. In a transition time from a material culture to an immaterial one, in order to answer to some new instances like ecology, changes in burial and society, “lastscapes” – public and green urban spaces, memory containers, identity and art places (both private and public) – have to be revalued defining an aesthetic of the periphery.File in questo prodotto:
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