Quelle éthique pour l'art public au Canada? Réciprocités, communautés et contre-pratiques.

The article focuses on rethinking the ethics of public art in Canada by examining how artistic practices can foster justice, reciprocity, and meaningful engagement with communities rather than merely serving urban branding or commemoration. Topics include ethical and collaborative approaches to publ...

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Published in:Journal of Canadian Studies Vol. 59; no. 3; pp. 397 - 418
Main Authors: HERNÁNDEZ, ANALAYS ÁLVAREZ, VERNET, LAURENT
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Published: University of Toronto Press Nov2025
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