Taking shelter.

Title & Author:

Taking shelter.

Publication:

Columbus, Ohio : Columbus College of Art & Design, c2008.

Description:

1 online resource (40 p.) : col. ill.

Notes:
"This catalogue is published in conjunction with the exhibition ... curated by James Voorhies with Michele Snyder. Organized by Columbus College of Art & Design, the exhibition is on view from February 13 to April 5, 2008 at Canzani Center Gallery on the CCAD campus"--T.p. verso.
Artists: Eric Araujo, Jonathan Calm, Anthony Hernandez, Patrick Killoran, McCallum & Tarry, Jackie Sumell and Herman Wallace.

Summary:

"Taking Shelter presents projects and interventions that examine the human desire for appropriate shelter as a place of ownership, a place to call one's own. The works in this book demonstrate how community, government, economics, and politics are interwoven with and sometimes inextricably linked to the dreams and expectations of having a personal place where one can take shelter."-- provided by distributor.

Resources:
Full text available from Bureau for Open Culture
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ISBN:

9780979747625
0979747627

Subject:

Home in art Exhibitions.
Art and society Exhibitions.
Homelessness Exhibitions.
Architectural criticism.
Foyer dans l'art Expositions.
Art et société Expositions.
Itinérance Expositions.
Critique d'architecture.
architectural criticism.
Art and society
Home in art
Homelessness

Form/genre:

Exhibition catalogs.

Added entries:

Voorhies, James Timothy.
Snyder, Michele.
Columbus College of Art and Design.
Columbus College of Art and Design. Canzani Center Gallery.
Bureau for Open Culture.

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