How art can disrupt public spaces through reading and reflection
In short: This video explores the intersection of socially engaged art, responsibility, and pedagogy. It follows community participants as they experiment with two distinct methods: reading in public spaces and reading public spaces.
Part of the MIT RES.11-002 course, 'Intentional Public Disruptions: Art, Responsibility, and Pedagogy,' this session examines how art can move beyond theory and into real-world application. By engaging with public environments, participants test the boundaries of socially engaged art through active observation and disruption.
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