Joseph Beuys: Una domesticación posible de lo cotidiano = Joseph Beuys: A Possible Domestication of the Status Quo by Ojeda, Danne

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Joseph Beuys’ Rediscovery of Man–Nature Relationship: A Pioneering Experience of Open Social Innovation by Fabio Maria Montagnino

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INSTALLATION IN THE POST-INTERNET ERA / ИНСТАЛЛЯЦИЯ В ЭПОХУ ПОСТИНТЕРНЕТА by BOKHOROV KONSTANTIN Y. / БОХОРОВ К.Ю.

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THE LANDSCAPE POETIC DESTINATIONS: (NO) APPROPRIATIONS IN THE COLABORATIVE ARTWORK “ENTRE SAUDADES E GUERRILHAS” by José Cirillo

“…At this poetic dialogue with space, materials and communities, Lube takes them as basic materials to construct a plastic project as a social sculpture, whose main document of process is the culture and memory of the community.…”
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The Listening Train: A Collaborative, Connective Aesthetics Approach to Transgressive Social Learning by Dylan McGarry

“…Drawing from a variety of artistic genres, including but not limited to theatre and social sculpture (an expanded concept of public/participatory art), I reflect on the formative, foundational qualities of these approaches and share insights into social-learning praxis that emerged on the tracks. …”
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Arts in ecology: Questions of foresight by David Haley

“…Here we may find meaning in ‘…in Action’, the act, or intervention that provokes and evokes a new culture, or a new society, perhaps as the artist Joseph Beuys (1990) aimed for in his concept of ‘Social Sculpture’. Furthermore, that notion of dynamism embedded in ‘in Action’ introduces the ideas of movement, change and transformation – from one place to another, from one time to another, or from one state of being to another. …”
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Impure thinking practices and clinical acts: the sonorous becomings of Heidi Fast by Ouzounian, G

“…<br> Since 2005, Fast’s sound works have variously taken shape as miniature concerts, social sculptures, imaginary soundscapes and environmental music performances. …”

Miss Be, Her Red Threads, and the Others. A Story about Social Justice and the Appreciation of Visual Art in Research Practice by Anja Zimmermann, Maaike Hermsen

“…To them, art is ahead of-, and challenging societal conventions, making way to new -so called- social sculptures. This story is a quest of visual art being a medium to connect and built relationships. …”
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