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Ahali is the Turkish word for a community based on being at a particular location at a particular moment in time. It is a community defined through contingency, as opposed to cemaat , which translates as community in the traditional sense -- bound by a commonality of belief, kinship, origin or a more durational locality. In contrast, Ahali stands for the community that(...)
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Ahali is the Turkish word for a community based on being at a particular location at a particular moment in time. It is a community defined through contingency, as opposed to cemaat , which translates as community in the traditional sense -- bound by a commonality of belief, kinship, origin or a more durational locality. In contrast, Ahali stands for the community that(...)
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Ahali: an anthology for setting a setting
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Ahali is the Turkish word for a community based on being at a particular location at a particular moment in time. It is a community defined through contingency, as opposed to cemaat , which translates as community in the traditional sense -- bound by a commonality of belief, kinship, origin or a more durational locality. In contrast, Ahali stands for the community that exists without a defined or expressed commonality other than being together. This anthology brings together contributions to the journal of the same name, which was first launched in 2007. The journal has been and still is a sporadic art publication and provides a growing collection of works, statements and voices from artistic and spatial practices.
Ahali: an anthology for setting a setting
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Ahali is the Turkish word for a community based on being at a particular location at a particular moment in time. It is a community defined through contingency, as opposed to cemaat , which translates as community in the traditional sense -- bound by a commonality of belief, kinship, origin or a more durational locality. In contrast, Ahali stands for the community that exists without a defined or expressed commonality other than being together. This anthology brings together contributions to the journal of the same name, which was first launched in 2007. The journal has been and still is a sporadic art publication and provides a growing collection of works, statements and voices from artistic and spatial practices.
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books
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February 2013
February 2013
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Art Theory
Art Theory
