Ecologies, Agents, Terrains (Clark Studies in the Visual Arts)
by Rebecca Zorach, Christopher P. Heuer
A scholarly collection exploring how visual arts intersect with ecology, agency, and terrain through critical essays and contemporary perspectives.
About This Book
Ecologies, Agents, Terrains examines relationships between artistic practice and environmental thought.
The volume brings together essays addressing how visual culture engages with ecological concerns.
Contributors consider the role of terrain and agency within contemporary art frameworks.
The collection situates these discussions within broader humanities and environmental contexts.
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