Socially Engaged Art and Ethics

Introduction Prologue: A Typology of Participatory Practices Section I: Insiders and Outsiders 1. I Live Here! Reflections on Being a Socially Engaged Artist in a Small Community 2. Making Sense of Participation as a Practitioner Through a Nodal Governance Lens 3. Inside or Outside? Morten Traavik as a Director of Scenes of Dissensus – An Autoethnographic Approach Section II: Infrastructures 4. The Walter Process: An Alternative to the Standard (American) Artworld System 5. Doing The Right Thing? Managerial Ethics in Social Engaged Arts 6.Ethical Consciousness in Collections Management 7.Aesthetics as Ethics: The Politics of Arts-led Rural Reconstruction in Contemporary China Section III: Roles and Responsibilities 8. Telaplico: The ‘Replica’ in Detotalising Relations of Exchange 9. The Ethics of the Future: Cultural Emergence 10. The Urgency of Community Engagement: Perspectives From the USA Section IV: Careful Ethics 11. Critical Ethics and the Pedagogy of Care 12. Ethical Tensions Surrounding Care in Community Arts Organisations 13. Structural Distress: LGBTQ+ Communities in ‘Creative Health’ and the Limits of Care 14. The Careful Turn: The Problem of Care within Socially Engaged Art Epilogue: The Only Way is Ethics