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THE PROJECT OF DEVELOPING THE PUBLIC SPACE OF POZNAN (Projekt zagospodarowania przestrzeni publicznej Poznania)

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Luczys P.
Przegląd Zachodni
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2010
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issue 3(336)
35-50
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The article in an attempt to look critically at the plan of the 'Public Space Charter' created in years 2008-2009 in Poznan, which was aimed at codifying the rules of the city's public space development and management. The postulates of the authors' of the plan are reconstructed on the basis of the Charter's two constitutive elements - 'Assumptions of Public Space Charter' and 'Preliminary Project of Public Space Charter'. The authors also take into account issues that had been omitted or inaccurately formulated in the documents, or require the application of international experiences within the scope of urban public sphere. The article is also an attempt to initiate a debate on the so far unused potential of the project in question, which being the first of this kind in Poland, and one of a few in Europe, deals with the essential - from the point of view of urban sociology - theme of 'game for a city', but shows a simultaneous lack of reflection on aspects connected with its implementation.
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SOMETHING ABOUT FACE: ITINERANT POST-SPECTACLE PRACTICES AND THE WORK OF GRAHAM LANDIN

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Michael R.
ARS
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2010
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vol. 43
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issue 1
69-84
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The paper focuses on Canadian artist Graham Landin (b. 1982), whose works are an example of a new development that demonstrates an itinerant post-spectacle practice activated through urban public sphere(s). The works in question appropriate everyday elements and architecture of urban public sphere(s) to effectuate their dissemination and understanding. The materials used by the artist are large sheets of vinyl adhesive cut into anthropomorphic characteristics: noses, eyes, a mouth etc. These elements are then spatially arranged and adhered to a public wall, a public monument, windows, doors, basically anything the artist deems relatable to the characteristics of a human face.
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